Anton Harrison
Jacksonville JaguarsUNDERPAIDModel Score
How good he is at what he is supposed to be doing, out of 100. Not a projection of what he will do next, and not a read on his contract. Median is about 70, and a 95 is rare. How it is built →
Season Stats · 15 games
Draft & College
He went about where consensus had him.
Comps
STM Take
Tier 2 (#15) rookie to tier 6 (#47) third year is a 32-spot decline that lines up with the position switch from RT to LT plus the Jaguars' broader offensive collapse. The rookie tier 2 (#15) finish confirms the talent exists. The 2026 question is whether Harrison rebuilds back toward top-25 RT play or whether Jacksonville's offensive identity reset (new coaching, Trevor Lawrence's stalled trajectory) keeps suppressing his ceiling.
Harrison came out of Oklahoma as the Jacksonville Jaguars' 1st-round pick (27th overall) in 2023 after starting 30 games for the Sooners at left tackle. The Jaguars moved him to RT as a rookie to play opposite Cam Robinson at LT, then kicked him to LT in 2025 after Robinson left. His STTM arc tier 2 (#15) rookie to tier 5 (#34) sophomore to tier 6 (#47) third year is one of the more concerning trajectories for a 1st-round OT.
Strengths
- Tier 2 (#15) rookie finish at RT establishes a top-20 ceiling that fewer than half of first-round OTs reach in year one.
- Position flexibility (RT 2023-2024, LT 2025) gives him roster value as a swing piece even at the tier 6 floor.
Concerns
- 32-spot decline from tier 2 (#15) to tier 6 (#47) over three years is the kind of trajectory that flags real structural concerns, not just team context.
- Jaguars' broader offensive identity reset (Trevor Lawrence development, OC continuity) is a multi-year drag on Harrison's situational ceiling.
What to watch: Whether Harrison returns to tier 4 or better at LT under Jacksonville's 2026 offensive system, or whether a kick back to RT is needed to restore the rookie-year curve.