Winston Justice
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Career Summary
Winston Justice is a former NFL offensive tackle who played college football at USC. NFL statistics credit him with 63 games and 43 starts for Philadelphia, Indianapolis and Denver.
Winston Justice is a former NFL offensive tackle who played college football at USC. NFL statistics credit him with 63 games and 43 starts for Philadelphia, Indianapolis and Denver.
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Early Life
Justice began organized football as a sophomore at Long Beach Polytechnic High School in California. The Eagles reported that he had not played organized football before then.
Justice began organized football as a sophomore at Long Beach Polytechnic High School in California. The Eagles reported that he had not played organized football before then.
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High School
Justice attended Long Beach Polytechnic High School and started organized football as a sophomore. The reviewed official sources do not provide a fuller verified statistical account of his high-school career.
Justice attended Long Beach Polytechnic High School and started organized football as a sophomore. The reviewed official sources do not provide a fuller verified statistical account of his high-school career.
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College Career
Justice played offensive tackle at USC, where he won a national championship and blocked for three Heisman Trophy winners. The Eagles regarded his USC career as evidence of his potential when drafting him.
Justice played offensive tackle at USC, where he won a national championship and blocked for three Heisman Trophy winners. The Eagles regarded his USC career as evidence of his potential when drafting him.
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Path to the NFL
Philadelphia selected Justice in the second round, 39th overall, of the 2006 NFL Draft. The Eagles moved up in the round to select the 6-foot-6 USC tackle.
Philadelphia selected Justice in the second round, 39th overall, of the 2006 NFL Draft. The Eagles moved up in the round to select the 6-foot-6 USC tackle.
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NFL Career
Justice played five seasons for Philadelphia, one for Indianapolis and one for Denver. His 63-game career included 47 games with Philadelphia, 12 with Indianapolis and four with Denver.
Justice played five seasons for Philadelphia, one for Indianapolis and one for Denver. His 63-game career included 47 games with Philadelphia, 12 with Indianapolis and four with Denver.
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Career Accomplishments
Justice started all 16 games at right tackle for Philadelphia in 2009 and added 13 starts in 2010. He later started all 12 of his Indianapolis appearances in 2012.
Justice started all 16 games at right tackle for Philadelphia in 2009 and added 13 starts in 2010. He later started all 12 of his Indianapolis appearances in 2012.
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Playing Style
Justice played tackle, primarily on the right side after his early Eagles experience at left tackle. Philadelphia coaches described his 2009 camp work as more physical and praised his improvement in technique.
Justice played tackle, primarily on the right side after his early Eagles experience at left tackle. Philadelphia coaches described his 2009 camp work as more physical and praised his improvement in technique.
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Legacy
Justice developed from a USC national champion into a multi-season NFL starter, including two full starting seasons with Philadelphia. His community-service commitment continued after his playing career.
Justice developed from a USC national champion into a multi-season NFL starter, including two full starting seasons with Philadelphia. His community-service commitment continued after his playing career.
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Post-Career
The Eagles reported in 2022 that Justice continued his commitment to community service after football. The organization highlighted that service as a continuing part of his post-playing life.
The Eagles reported in 2022 that Justice continued his commitment to community service after football. The organization highlighted that service as a continuing part of his post-playing life.
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21235, 00-0024254, 1984-09-14, Winston Justice, Winston, Justice
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