Anton Harrison out for season with torn right ACL — SkimNews
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- Anton Harrison underwent arthroscopic surgery Thursday, when the extent of his Week 5 injury was revealed: a torn ACL in his right knee that will keep the Jacksonville Jaguars left tackle out for the rest of the season.
- Jacksonville Jaguars placed Harrison on injured reserve on Oct. 13, before Thursday's surgery clarified the full extent of his Week 5 knee injury.
- Bhayshul Tuten ran the rightward sweep on which Harrison was hurt while blocking; Harrison appeared to grab his right knee, went down and left the field on a cart.
- Anton Harrison, the 27th overall pick in 2023, was moved from right tackle to left tackle during training camp.
- Anton Harrison ranked 39th among offensive tackles with an 83.7% pass-block win rate, four spots below Jaguars right tackle Cole Van Lanen's 84.4%.
- Jacksonville Jaguars picked up Harrison's fifth-year option in April, before Thursday's surgery revealed the season-ending right-ACL tear.
Why it matters: Jacksonville loses Harrison's pass-blocking production for the rest of the season: his 83.7% win rate ranked 39th among offensive tackles, four spots behind Cole Van Lanen's 84.4%. Harrison had been moved to left tackle during training camp, so his absence is a direct loss at the position to which the Jaguars shifted him.
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