On Monday, following a last-second win in London over the Philadelphia Eagles, Jacksonville Jaguars' head coach Liam Coen provided injury updates on Anton Harrison and Ross Matiscik.
Harrison exited the game with a knee injury that required him to be carted off. The Jaguars' left tackle underwent an MRI on Monday, and the Jaguars are still waiting on those results.
"He's a little stiff.. we'll have to be patient if he's not able to practice," Coen said, via Mia O'Brien.
In Harrison's place at left tackle, Walker Little took over in Sunday's game. If Harrison can't go this week, Coen says that the Jaguars will elevate internally from the practice squad to bolster the offensive line depth, rather than make an outside addition while in London.
When
it comes to Matiscik, however, Coen says that the Jaguars are flying over a long-snapper from the United States.
Liam Coen says on Zoom the #Jaguars have a long snapper flying over and arriving in London today after Ross Matiscik (shoulder) couldn't finish Sunday's game#Jaguars | #DUUUVAL
— Mia O'Brien (@MiaOBrienTV) October 12, 2026
Matiscik exited the Eagles' game early with a shoulder injury, and with no backup long-snapper on the roster, defensive tackle DaVon Hamilton stepped in.
This article originally appeared on Jaguars Wire: Coen with brief injury updates on Jaguars' Anton Harrison, Ross Matiscik
