Jaguars put Anton Harrison on injured reserve
A report on Tuesday morning said Jaguars left tackle Anton Harrison is headed for arthroscopic knee surgery and that his timeline for return won't be known until the operation takes place.
The Jacksonville Jaguars announced that left tackle Anton Harrison has been placed on injured reserve following arthroscopic knee surgery. The surgery's timeline and Harrison's return date remain uncertain until the procedure is completed. The team revealed that he will be sidelined for a minimum of four games, regardless of the surgery's outcome.
As a result, Harrison will likely miss the remainder of the season. In his absence, Walker Little will take Harrison's place against the Texans in London this week. The Jaguars have filled Harrison's roster spot with the signing of safety Kaevon Merriweather from their practice squad. Additionally, long snapper Jacob Bobenmoyer has been added to the practice squad.
Ross Matiscik was unable to play in last Sunday's game due to a shoulder injury, and defensive tackle DaVon Hamilton was asked to step in for him.
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