Pasztor was placed on injured reserve Wednesday, Jaguars.com reports.

Pasztor ruptured his hamstring Sunday against the Giants and, as expected, will miss the remainder of the season. The Jags signed linebacker A.J. Edds to take Pasztor's spot on the roster.

Pasztor ruptured his hamstring Sunday against the Giants and will likely miss the remainder of the season, John Oehser of Jaguars.com reports.

The second-year tackle out of Virginia started eight games this season, missing the first four contests with a fractured right hand. Rookie Josh Wells, who took over against the Giants, will compete with Sam Young to take over as the starter.

Pasztor (hand) will make his season debut and start at right tackle in Sunday's game against the Steelers, the Florida Times Union reports.

Pasztor fractured his right hand in August and required surgery. He's been practicing the last two weeks, but was held out until he was cleared to play without a cast.

Pasztor (hand) underwent surgery Tuesday to repair his broken hand, the Florida Times-Union reports.

The projected starter at right tackle is expected to miss about a month and hopes to return for the team's Week 3 matchup versus Indianapolis.

Pasztor is slated to undergo surgery to repair a fracture in his right hand, ESPN.com reports.

Pasztor, who will be re-evaluated in a month, is slated to return at some point as the regular season progresses. In his absence, Cameron Bradfield is in line to serve as the Jaguars' starting right tackle.

Jaguars RT Austin Pasztor (shoulder) expects to be ready for training camp.

Pasztor missed the majority of OTAs and minicamp recovering from shoulder surgery. He was a starter from Week 5 on last season and will continue to bookend LT Luke Joeckel. Third-round rookie Brandon Linder is the favorite for snaps next to Pasztor at right guard.

Jaguars RT Austin Pasztor is coming off left shoulder surgery.

The Jaguars "feel comfortable" with Austin Pasztor as their starting right tackle.

Jacksonville has three O-Line starters set, with Pasztor bookending LT Luke Joeckel, and LG Zane Beadles acquired in free agency. Their line needs are at center and right guard. Pasztor, 23, made 12 starts on the right side last year, excelling in pass protection but getting tossed around in the running game.

Jaguars re-signed exclusive rights free agent RT Austin Pasztor to a one-year, $570,000 contract.

Pasztor struggled in the running game as a 12-game starter last season, but was effective in pass pro and is penciled in as Jacksonville's starting right tackle as May's draft approaches. If the season began today, Luke Joeckel would protect Chad Henne's blind side with Pasztor at right tackle and Zane Beadles at left guard. The Jags need new starters at center and right guard.

Jaguars GM Dave Caldwell says he feels "really good" about Austin Pasztor as the starting right tackle.

Following the trade of LT Eugene Monroe to the Ravens, Pasztor was inserted into the starting lineup as the right tackle. Rookie Luke Joeckel shifted to left tackle before breaking his ankle. Pasztor, 23, started the final 12 games of the season. Pro Football Focus gave him an above-average grade as a pass blocker, but he was obliterated as a run blocker. The Jaguars seem content with Pasztor and Joeckel. Caldwell has bigger issues to address this offseason.

Coach Gus Bradley says Austin Pasztor will get the first crack at the Jaguars' starting right tackle job following the trade of LT Eugene Monroe.

No. 2 overall pick Luke Joeckel will move to his more natural position of left tackle with Monroe now out of the picture. The Jaguars acquired 2014 fourth- and fifth-round picks from the Ravens in exchange for Monroe. Pasztor started three games at left guard last season. He held up reasonably well, but playing the outside is much different than the inside obviously. Cameron Bradfield will also be in the mix for the right tackle job in Jacksonville.

Jaguars OL Austin Pasztor will get the start at left guard on Sunday against the Dolphins.

Pasztor was just signed from the practice squad this week, but he'll step in the lineup for Eben Britton. Britton was absolutely destroyed in pass protection last week while filling in for Mike Brewster (broken hand), who is now on injured reserve. Pasztor is listed at 6-foot-7, 308 pounds. He started four years at Virginia before being taken in the first round of the 2012 CFL Draft. Pasztor opted not to sign with the Edmonton Eskimos and opened the season with Jacksonville's practice squad.