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Jaguars’ Left Tackle Anton Harrison Set for Arthroscopic Knee Surgery

The procedure will determine whether he misses weeks or the rest of the season and reshape Jacksonville’s plan to protect Trevor Lawrence.

Overview

  • Harrison twisted his right knee and was carted off during Sunday’s win in London, and initial MRI results led the team to schedule arthroscopic surgery once they return from the trip.
  • Doctors will use the scope to decide the exact damage and recovery path, with projections ranging from a short 3–5 week absence that would likely include injured reserve to a 3–4 month layoff that could end his regular season.
  • Backup Walker Little replaced Harrison in the game and is expected to start at left tackle against the Houston Texans at Wembley while the Jaguars await surgical findings.
  • Jacksonville is likely to rely first on internal depth such as Cole Van Lanen, practice-squad elevations and spot activations rather than pursuing a midseason trade for a starting-caliber left tackle.
  • Harrison was a 2023 first-round pick who moved from right tackle to left tackle this season, making his uncertain absence a direct test of pocket protection, run blocking and the offensive line’s continuity.