TheJacksonville Jaguars will be without left tackle Anton Harrison for some time, but how long is still to be determined.
Harrison exited Sunday's game against Philadelphia with a knee injury. According to Ian Rapoport, Harrison is "expected" to undergo arthroscopic knee surgery once back from London.
It is during that surgery that it will be determined how long Harrison will be out. Rapoport adds that, depending on what the surgeon finds, Harrison could be out 3-to-5 weeks, which would "likely" include a stint on injured reserve, or he could be sidelined 3-to-4 months and be "out for the regular season."
That's a very drastic difference in outcomes, to say the least.
Depending on what the surgeon sees during the procedure, Anton Harrison is either
out 3-5 weeks (likely IR) or 3-4 months (out for the regular season). https://t.co/9GdfNe0fI1
— Ian Rapoport (@RapSheet) October 13, 2026
After playing right tackle during his previous three seasons with the Jaguars, Harrison moved to left tackle this month while Cole Van Lanen was sidelined. And even with Van Lanen back, the Jaguars chose to keep Harrison on the left side.
Through the first four games, Harrison ranked 32nd among tackles in PFF's pass-blocking grade and 23rd in run-blocking grade.
Without Harrison, Walker Little took over at left tackle in Sunday's game. Presumably, he would continue to start in Harrison's absence.
This article originally appeared on Jaguars Wire: Wide-ranging injury recovery timeline for Jaguars' OT Anton Harrison
