Osa Odighizuwa Madden Career 2022-2026 - Peak 79 OVR

Osa Odighizuwa came out of UCLA a first-team all-conference tackle, a third-round pick in 2021 from a football family, his older brother Owa having reached the NFL before him. Dallas asked him to do the unglamorous work of an interior rusher, collapsing the pocket from the inside so the edge guys could feast, and he grew into one of the most consistent players at it.

The Madden card tracked that steady growth. He opened at a 69, then climbed a few points a season, a 73, a 77, a 78, and a 79 peak in Madden NFL 26, the number of a good, disruptive interior lineman rather than a star. His sack totals never spiked into headline territory, hovering in the mid-single digits, and the grade stayed honest to that, a solid player rated like a solid player, no glitches and no inflation.

The production earned him a payday, a roughly $80 million extension in 2025 that bet on his interior disruption continuing, before a trade sent him to San Francisco ahead of 2026. He was never the name on the marquee, playing next to Micah Parsons and DeMarcus Lawrence, but he was a tackle that lets the stars rush. The measured climb to a 79 is the fair read on a player who was reliably good and never quite spectacular.