Jaguars LT Anton Harrison could miss 3-5 weeks or rest of season after surgery
Jacksonville's offensive line faces a pivotal stretch without clarity at left tackle. Anton Harrison could be out for 3-5 weeks or the remainder of the season, based on the findings from his arthroscopic surgery, per Jeremy Fowler
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Jacksonville's offensive line faces a pivotal stretch without clarity at left tackle. Anton Harrison could be out for 3-5 weeks or the remainder of the season, based on the findings from his arthroscopic surgery, per Jeremy Fowler.
Jeremy Fowler (@JFowlerESPN): Jaguars LT Anton Harrison could be out for 3-5 weeks or the remainder of the season, based on the findings from his arthroscopic surgery. More via @ESPNdirocco https://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/50172717/sources-jaguars-lt-anton-harrison-undergo-knee-surgery
The range reflects what the procedure revealed: if the scope confirmed a cleaner fix, the 2023 first-round pick could return in about a month; if the damage inside the knee was more significant, his season could be over. The Jaguars announced Tuesday morning that Harrison would undergo the surgery, with the timeline hinging on the surgeon's findings.
Either way, the 4-1 Jaguars will have to plan around the absence of their starting left tackle as they push for the AFC South lead. Jacksonville's line has been a cornerstone of its early-season success, and the next-man-up group will be under the microscope while Harrison's recovery path is finalized.