Elite Interior Lineman with Rare Nastiness and Zero-Sack Senior Season
Addison West is a **consensus All-American guard** who delivered a historic 2024 campaign, allowing zero sacks while earning PFF's highest guard grade in college football[1][4]. The 6'3", 300-pound Western Michigan senior combines **vicious hand placement and old-school nastiness** in the run game with exceptional versatility—he started games at both guard and center[1]. West's development arc is remarkable: after limited action through his junior year, he started 36 consecutive games and became Western Michigan's first-ever Walter Camp Foundation First Team All-American[1]. His intelligence shines through combo blocks executed with veteran precision and subtle communication on crucial third downs[1]. For NFL teams seeking a nasty, technically sound interior lineman with positional flexibility and proven durability, West represents a rare prospect who dominated at the highest college level.
