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Anton Harrison’s Surgery Timeline Could Define Jacksonville’s 2026

The Jacksonville Jaguars' promising start to their 2026 campaign took a critical turn during their London victory over the Philadelphia Eagles, as star left tackle Anton Harrison suffered a knee injury in the third quarter. Harrison, a key figure in the Jaguars' offensive line since being drafted 27th overall in 2023, was carted off the field after a collision with Eagles defensive lineman Moro Ojormo.

The team has since confirmed Harrison will undergo arthroscopic knee surgery, though the exact nature of the injury and its impact on his recovery timeline remain unclear. With the Jaguars aiming for Super Bowl contention, Harrison’s availability could hinge on the findings from the procedure, which may place him out for as little as three to five weeks or as long as three to four months.

The team has not yet decided whether Harrison will remain in London for their upcoming Week 6 matchup against the Houston Texans or return to Jacksonville immediately for surgery. His absence would mark the first significant setback for a player who has been a consistent presence since joining the team three seasons ago.

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