Addison is a 2025 four-star offensive lineman out of Sumner High School in Riverview, Florida. He currently has a top 12, which includes Georgia, Florida State, Oregon and others.
Alabama’s offensive line coach Chris Kapilovic called Addison to inform him of his offer from the Tide.
This program holds a special place in my heart,” Addison told Touchdown Alabama. “My uncle, Chris Rogers played for Alabama and won a national championship with them in 2009. Their history of developing strong offensive linemen is next level.”
The new Alabama target went on to give his thoughts on Kapilovic as a coach.
“He has an old-school coaching style but knows ball,” said Addison.
A visit to Alabama is something Addison is considering, but he does not have one planned at the moment with other plans in place.
At 6-foot-5 and 280 pounds, the Florida product lines up at left tackle. He is one of the more athletic offensive linemen in the 2025 recruiting class.
There was about a 25-minute window Thursday when reporters could watch practice, the second time that Kalen DeBoer has offered that access this spring and first since March 6. Thursday’s practice was the team’s fifth of 14 before A-Day on April 13.
During the week of March 15-21, 11 players committed to a Power Four college football program, including 10 prospects in the 2025 class and one underclassman. The group features a trio of Top247 prospects, headlined by the nation’s No. 5 linebacker.
