The Bears tight end was added to the injury report Saturday with a hamstring issue, but a source close to Clark indicated he would be "good to go" Sunday against the Jaguars.

Clark leads all active NFL tight ends with 63 consecutive starts, just ahead of Washington's Chris Cooley at 60.

The Bears are down one offensive starter with fullback Jason McKie out with a quad injury.

The Bears could use more production out of all their receivers, Clark included. Running back Matt Forte leads the team in catches with 48, followed by receiver Devin Hester and tight end Greg Olsen with 34 each. Clark and receiver Rashied Davis are tied with 31.

vxmcclure@tribune.com