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Winston Justice #19 prospect in 2006 NFL Draft.

Winston Justice NFL Draft Bio

Winston Justice has been the marquee talent on the USC’s offensive line from the moment he stepped onto the field during the second game of his freshman season. Winston impressed the coaches so much that he not only kept his position, but earned it. The only time he lost his position was in 2004 when he was suspended for brandishing a fake gun at school. As a freshman in 2002, Justice was a freshman All-American. All Pac 10 honors came his way as a sophomore, and he was on his way to big things until the suspension occurred. Winston Justice has all the tools and the talent he needs to excel at the tackle position. Winston has played RT his entire career, to protect Matt Leinart’s blind side, so he has experience protecting the QB’s backside. Justice is a very good athlete, with the ability to adjust to counter moves by defenders. In the run game, he shows the ability to control his man at the point of attack to open up holes for his backs. During his suspension, Justice showed great determination and fortitude by working out constantly, taking up numerous sports like boxing to get into the best shape of his life.

Despite all the talent, Justice has a few question marks he needs to address to potential teams. Since his suspension he has shown a lot of rust resulting in rusty play. Winston has been beat by quick edge rushers which has resulted in quite a few holding penalties, or just getting flat out beaten. Even though he has started every year he’s been on the field, he’s still raw, and needs more time to develop. He really need to take some time to become a student of the game. He needs to learn to make the correct play instinctively each and every time. The big concern stems from before Winston’s enrollment at USC. Winston Justice was picked up for soliciting a prostitute, making that two run ins with the law, along with the suspension.

Justice has almost as much upside as any tackle in this draft. He is not quite the explosive athlete D’Brickashaw Ferguson is, but he’s up there with any other tackle in the draft. His stock has dropped a bit this year with the rust, but his upside will make teams take notice. While not a character risk, his maturity does need to be looked into as he has gotten into trouble with the law twice now since leaving high school. Winston should probably return to USC to develop further, and because of the depth at tackle, but if he declares, he still looks like a potential first rounder.

Draft Year: 2006 NFL Football Draft Prospect Stats for Winston Justice

Pre-Rank	Prospect Name	Position Played	Height	Weight
19	Winston Justice	Offensive Tackle	6-6	300
Round	Selected	Team	School	Hometown
7	39	Philadelphia Eagles	Southern Cal	Long Beach California

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