Oregon State OL Justin Addie brings captain pedigree and a comeback-from-injury background
Justin Addie’s profile points to a durable, team-first offensive lineman with leadership traits: he was a two-year varsity tackle, an all-region junior, and a two-year team captain in high school, though a wrist injury kept him out his senior year[2]. That mix matters because it suggests a player who has already shown command, consistency, and toughness—useful traits for an offensive line room even when the stat sheet is quiet. If you want a dependable, coachable depth piece with experience and edge, Addie fits the mold; if you’re chasing a polished, proven college starter, the available public information is limited.[2][5]
