Jordan Addison
WR
USC

HT:
WT:
YR:
NO:
OVR RK
17
POS RK
3
FINAL GRADE
6000
175
JR
3
CEILING
OVR RK
PLAYSTYLE AND SCHEME FIT
Lincoln Riley offense, the air raid.
PASS GAME ANALYSIS
Jordan Addison is an elite separator who can vary his route speed, lulling a DB to sleep before exploding into the top of his route. He possesses elite agility putting defenders on skates in space with bad angles after the catch. Addison is an elite-level hands catcher; he snags the ball out of the air and handles the fastball on short and intermediate throws with ease, which goes hand in hand with his ability to track the football on deep routes. Addison will likely be limited to the slot at the NFL level due to his lean frame and short stature. He has the three-level route running ability to be an elite-level go-to WR at the next level.
RUN GAME ANALYSIS
Addison is a willing blocker in the run game who can sell a route and run off a defender before engaging downfield. Addison can also be an asset as a runner on jet sweeps and reverses.
FINAL REPORT
In 2021, Addison posted a 100-catch season with 1500 yards receiving and 17 TD's. Addison became the unquestioned star of the Pitt Panther's 2021 offense. Addison has since transferred to the USC Trojans to play with new Trojan Head Coach Lincoln Riley who left Norman for L.A. in the offseason. Addison will be a preseason Heisman Trophy candidate and a favorite to bring home the Biletnikoff Trophy as the nation's best receiver in 2022.
Primary scout:
Brandon Lundberg
KEY STRENGTHS
Agility
Route Running
Hands
KEY WEAKNESSES
Size
Postional Versatility
Physicality
PLAYER COMPARISONS
Stefan Diggs
Tyler Lockett
John Brown
KEY POSITIONAL FACTOR GRADES
Hands ()
Route Running ()
After The Catch ()
KNOWN INJURIES