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Jaguars' Anton Harrison Out for Season After ACL Tear
23 Oct
Summary
- Jaguars' starting left tackle Anton Harrison is out for the season.
- Harrison suffered a torn ACL during surgery, exceeding initial hopes.
- Walker Little is expected to replace Harrison at left tackle.
The Jacksonville Jaguars have unfortunately sustained significant bad news during their bye week, a recurring theme in recent years. Starting left tackle Anton Harrison has been officially declared out for the entire 2026 season following surgery that revealed a torn ACL. This outcome is more severe than the initial expectation of a routine arthroscopic procedure.
This injury continues a trend of misfortune for Jaguars' offensive tackles, as Cole Van Lanen experienced a similar knee injury in Week 17 of the 2025 season. While Van Lanen has since returned to form, Harrison's season-ending diagnosis leaves a critical void. The Jaguars are expected to turn to veteran Walker Little, who has extensive starting experience at left tackle and performed well recently, to anchor the offensive line for their playoff push.
