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Jaguars' OL Shaken: Harrison's Knee Surgery Sparks Injury Fears
13 Oct
Summary
- Left tackle Anton Harrison sustained a knee injury against the Eagles.
- Harrison will undergo arthroscopic knee surgery to determine his return.
- Walker Little is the likely replacement at left tackle for Jacksonville.
The Jacksonville Jaguars are facing a critical juncture in their season with a significant injury to their starting left tackle, Anton Harrison. Harrison sustained a knee injury on October 13, 2026, during the third quarter of the game against the Philadelphia Eagles in London. The extent of his absence remains unclear as he is scheduled to undergo arthroscopic knee surgery.
This surgery is crucial for determining whether Harrison will be sidelined for weeks or months, impacting the Jaguars' offensive line dynamics. Walker Little, who replaced Harrison during the game, is expected to assume the left tackle role. Harrison has been a consistent starter since joining the Jaguars in 2023, making his potential long-term absence a considerable challenge.
The injury occurs as the Jaguars, now 4-1 after their victory, prepare for a Week 6 divisional game against the Houston Texans. Protecting quarterback Trevor Lawrence will be paramount to maintaining their lead in the AFC South and continuing their early-season success under head coach Liam Coen. The team must now focus on finding a stable solution at left tackle.
