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Jaguars' Harrison Misses Top Tackle Rankings
11 Jul
Summary
- Anton Harrison was excluded from ESPN's top offensive tackle rankings.
- Rankings included input from 70 NFL executives, coaches, and scouts.
- Teammate sees Harrison possessing a very high ceiling for growth.
Jacksonville Jaguars offensive tackle Anton Harrison did not make an appearance on ESPN's annual list of top offensive tackles heading into the 2026 NFL season. This ranking is a comprehensive evaluation, incorporating the opinions of 70 NFL executives, coaches, and scouts, alongside in-depth analysis from Matt Bowen.
Harrison's performance last season saw improvement, as he ranked 29th in pass-blocking efficiency among eligible tackles, according to PFF. Despite his efforts, he was not listed in any category of the rankings. However, Houston Texans' pass rusher Will Anderson Jr. has identified Harrison as a challenging opponent.
Offensive coordinator Grant Udinski expressed optimism about Harrison's potential, viewing him as a player with a 'very high ceiling' and substantial opportunity for future growth. Udinski emphasized the expectation of continued development in Harrison's second year under offensive coordinator Liam Coen.
