Jaguars left tackle Anton Harrison is out for the rest of the season after knee surgery revealed a torn ACL. Multiple outlets report he placed on injured reserve earlier this month, with the surgery results determining the length of his absence.
Coverage agrees on the key medical outcome—an ACL tear in his right knee—and that the injury rules him out for the year. Some reports describe the timeline as “worst-case scenario” confirmation, while others focus on the immediate reason for the season-ending diagnosis following the operation.
Outlets also vary slightly in role description, calling him a left tackle or listing him as an offensive tackle, but they describe the same Jaguars player and the same injury. The overall framing centers on the impact to the team’s offensive line and the finality of the prognosis.