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November 28, 2022
By Ramya
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The Bears will be without starting quarterback Justin Fields when they face the Jets on Sunday. Here's what you need to know: Fields suffered a separated left shoulder and torn ligaments against the Falcons on Nov. 20. Chicago coach Matt Eberflus said the QB won't be placed on injured reserve.
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Bears' Justin Fields Ruled Out For Week 12 With Shoulder Injury Chicago had listed the second-year QB as questionable coming into Sunday's game against the Jets.
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The Chicago Bears (3-8) have released their inactives ahead of their Week 12 game against the New York Jets (6-4), where Chicago is looking to break a four-game losing streak. Unfortunately, they'll have to do it without starting quarterback Justin Fields, who's officially inactive for Sunday's matchup.
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Did Justin field break ribs?
Initial tests after he exited the game leaned to Fields having sustained bruised ribs, but after clean X-ray and CT scans, an MRI showed the additional issues, Rapoport added. They are small fractures and not viewed as major, so Fields should return shortly, Rapoport reported.
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Still, Yahoo Sports' Pat Forde reported that Fields sought a hardship waiver from the NCAA on the grounds he didn't feel comfortable playing for Georgia's baseball team.
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The dual-threat quarterback was drafted in the first round of the 2021 NFL Draft. He signed a rookie contract of four years with the Chicago Bears. The contract is worth $18.87 million and the youngster will earn around $4.7 million per year.
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He decommitted from the Nittany Lions and re-opened his recruitment, which Penn State was allegedly still a top contender in. Fields' mother and high school coach later revealed that the uncertainty surrounding then-offensive coordinator Joe Moorhead's future in Happy Valley was one reason why he decommitted.