Overview
- Harrison left the Jaguars’ Week 5 game in London on Sunday after twisting his right knee and was carted off for tests.
- Team sources and NFL reporter Ian Rapoport say Harrison is expected to have arthroscopic surgery after the club returns from London.
- Surgeons will read the scope and then give one of two timelines reported by multiple outlets: a short absence of roughly three to five weeks or a long layoff of three to four months.
- Backup Walker Little replaced Harrison in the game, surrendered no pressures on his snaps, and is expected to start while Jacksonville evaluates depth and roster moves.
- Harrison moved to left tackle this season and carries the team’s fifth-year option, so his recovery will affect the Jaguars’ blindside protection, possible injured-reserve decisions, and longer-term lineup plans.