Jags LT Anton Harrison Out for Season With Torn ACL — SkimNews
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- Anton Harrison suffered a torn ACL in his right knee during a Week 5 game against Philadelphia, forcing him to exit on a cart after blocking on a running play.
- Jacksonville Jaguars placed Harrison on injured reserve on October 13, prior to the surgery that revealed the full extent of the ACL tear.
- Anton Harrison underwent arthroscopic surgery Thursday, which confirmed the season-ending nature of the injury sustained during the team's victory over the Eagles.
- Jacksonville Jaguars moved Harrison from right tackle to left tackle during training camp, and he had recently had his fifth-year option picked up in April.
- Pro Football Focus ranked Harrison 39th among offensive tackles with an 83.7% pass block win rate, slightly below teammate Cole Van Lanen at 84.4%.
Why it matters: The Jaguars lose a starting left tackle who had solidified a key offensive line position, creating an immediate hole in pass protection that could strain quarterback continuity and force reliance on less-proven backups for the remainder of the season.
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