The Jacksonville Jaguars will reportedly be without left tackle Anton Harrison for the remainder of the season, per NFL Media's Ian Rapoport.
Harrison, who was placed on injured reserve last week after suffering a knee injury against the Philadelphia Eagles, suffered a torn ACL and will be sidelined for the duration of the season.
Doctors found more damage than initially believed during a procedure on Oct. 22, thus leaving the Jaguars without their top blindside protector. The team exercised the fifth-year option on Harrison in April which ties him to the club through the 2027 season.
The former first-rounder was playing his first season as left tackle in the NFL after winning the job
in training camp. He stepped in for the injured Cole Van Lanen, who's 2025 season ended after a knee injury sidelined him last year.
Van Lanen started training camp on the Physically Unable to Perform list, working to the side as he rehabbed for a majority of the preseason. He returned to the field as Jacksonville's right tackle, with Harrison winning the job of protecting Trevor Lawrence's back.
Walker Little will fill in for Harrison for the remainder of the season as he did last week against the Houston Texans. He's one of the most tenured linemen for the Jaguars and has appeared in 76 games for Jacksonville with 40 starts.
The Jaguars also have several players with positional flexibility in their offensive line room. The team is on their bye week, but will return next week to play the Indianapolis Colts in Week 8.
This article originally appeared on Florida Times-Union: Jaguars LT Anton Harrison reportedly to miss rest of season with ACL injury
