ACQUIRED:
Signed as a free agent September 1, 2018.

THIS SEASON
Games Played: 8
Starts: 8
Targets: 54
Receptions: 43
Receiving Yards: 433
Carries: 12
Rushing Yards: 67

AWARDS:
CFL All-Star – 1 – (2019)
CFL East All-Star – 1 – (2019)

CAREER:
2022: Started eight regular season games…Registered eight receptions for 72 yards June 11 at SSK…Registered nine receptions for 83 yards July 21 at BC…Suffered a season-ending Achilles injury against Aug 6 at Toronto.

2021: Started two regular season games…Registered 18 receptions for 231 yards…Began the season on the six-game injured list with a knee injury…Activated from six-game injured list September 28…Recorded seven receptions for 73 yards in his season debut October 2 vs. Montreal…Caught six passes for 63 yards October 11 vs Toronto…Recorded five receptions for 95 yards October 23 vs. Ottawa…Placed on six-game injured list October 28.

2020: Released by the Tiger-Cats to pursue NFL opportunities…Signed by the Minnesota Vikings on January 21…Released by Minnesota August 6…Signed a two-year deal with the Tiger-Cats on December 25.

2019: Started 16 games at wide receiver for the Tiger-Cats this season, ranking among the league leaders in all major receiving categories, including receptions (4th – 95), yards (5th – 1,236) and touchdowns (6th – 7), as well as targets (6th – 126)…Named a divisional all-star for the first time…His 95 receptions tied Tony Champion (1989) for the sixth-best single-season total in franchise history…Added 36 carries for 218 rushing yards and a rushing touchdown…Missed two games due to injury…Recorded six receptions for 107 yards and three touchdowns adding a CVT2 June 22 at Toronto… Posted eight receptions for 121 yards June 28 vs Montreal…Registered eight receptions for 100 yards August 17 at Ottawa…Posted 11 receptions for 167 yards and two receiving touchdowns, adding five carries for 23 yards September 2 vs. Toronto…Was named a CFL Top Performer for Week 12…Registered eight receptions for 114 yards and three carries for 34 yards September 14 at Calgary…Posted four receptions for 126 yards and one touchdown, adding four carries for 29 yards September 20 at Edmonton…Recorded four receptions for 90 yrads and a touchdown while adding three carries for six yards September 27 at Winnipeg… Posted five receptions for 53 yards as well as one carry for 18 yards and his first career rushing touchdown on October 26 at Montreal.

2018: Spent time on the Toronto Argonauts practice roster before being released August 22…Appeared in four games for the Tiger-Cats…Registered eight receptions for 113 yards and one touchdown…Made his CFL and Tiger-Cats debut September 8 at Toronto, recording five punt returns for 55 yards and three kickoff returns for 48 yards…Recorded first career CFL touchdown and first career 100 receiving yard game on November 3 versus Montreal posting seven receptions for 103 yards and one touchdown…PLAYOFFS: Started the Eastern Semi-Final versus BC…Recorded five receptions for 124 yards…Started the Eastern Final…Recorded 12 receptions for 129 yards.

2017: Waived by the Chicago Bears May 1.

2016: Signed by the Denver Broncos after going undrafted in the NFL Draft…Waived by the Broncos August 30…Added to the Chicago Bears practice roster December 5…Added to the Bears active roster December 20.

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:
First CFL Game – Sept. 8/18 at TOR
First Rec – Sept. 22/18 at BC
First Touchdown – Nov. 3/18 vs. MTL (20 yd reception, Dane Evans)
Most Rec./Game – 11 (Sept. 2/19 vs. TOR)
Most Rec. Yards/Game – 167 (Sept. 2/19 at MTL)
Most TDs/Game – 3 (June 22/19 at TOR)
Most Receptions/Season – 105 (2019)
Most Rec. Yards/Season – 1,396 (2019)
Most TDs/Season – 9 (2019)

COLLEGE/PERSONAL:
College: Addison played 39 games with the University of Oregon over four seasons (2012-15), posting 146 receptions for 1,937 yards and 20 touchdowns, while adding 103 rushing yards and two touchdowns on 21 carries. He also added 37 punt returns for 450 yards and two touchdowns, 12 kickoffs for 220 yards, and two Second Team PAC-12 All-Conference honours (2013, 2015) in his collegiate career with the Ducks.

Personal: Son of Julias Addison and Sonya Swindell and has one brother and one sister…Majored in Sociology at University of Oregon…Played High School football at Fort Bend Hightower.