Sidy Sow Complete NFL Draft Profile (Vast Experience Could Make Sow a Quick Depth Chart Riser)
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Eastern Michigan offensive lineman Sidy Sow is eligible for the 2023 NFL Draft following his standout college career. A two-time first-team All-MAC player, Sow protected his quarterback and opened up lanes in the rushing attack. He could hear his name called as early as the fifth round in April.
Here's everything you need to know about Sidy Sow heading into the 2023 NFL Draft.
Sidy Sow Draft Stock & Mock Draft Projections
Mock Draft
Team
Round
Overall Pick
NFL.com
Washington Commanders
4
118
ESPN
San Francisco 49ers
7
222
CBS Sports
Kansas City Chiefs
5
166
Walter Football
Undrafted
-
-
Sporting News
Seattle Seahawks
5
151
Mock draft sources accurate as of 4/25: NFL.com, ESPN, CBS Sports, Walter Football, Sporting News.
Projected Draft Round: Round 4 (1), Round 5 (2), Round 7 (1), Undrafted (1)
Projected Team: Commanders (1), 49ers (1), Chiefs (1), Seahawks (1)
Sidy Sow Scouting Report
Sow was not a highly recruited player coming out of high school, but developed into a reliable starter in six seasons at Eastern Michigan. He redshirted for only one season before being thrust into a starting role at the left tackle position. Sow allowed a measly 3 sacks in 2018 and 0 sacks in 2019.
The Canadian's 2020 season was mired by COVID iusses as he only appeared in six games. Sow came back with a vengeance in 2021 as he allowed only 3 sacks and 2 hits across 13 games played. He finished up his lengthy college career by giving up just 2 sacks and 3 hits in 13 games in 2022.
Highlighted strengths of Sow's game centers on his experience, but also his explosiveness. He knows what it takes to knock defenders backward with quick hands and open up lanes in the rushing attack. Sow has also been praised for his fighter mentality as he is always looking for someone to take down.
Sow is not a prospect without flaws, though, as his aggressiveness can lead to him overextending his arms at times. He could also benefit from working on his footwork when trying to get to the second level of the defense. Nevertheless, Sow's size alone makes him an intriguing option at the NFL Draft.
Sidy Sow NFL Draft Prediction
Sow is not a player capable of starting Week 1 and holding his own against elite pass rushers in the NFL. However, he has the foundation to get to that point rather quickly with the right coaching staff. Adding Sow to a team known for developing O-line talent would go a long way in his improvement.
That makes the Ravens stick out as logical landing spot. Baltimore is a run-heavy squad, which means Sow would fit right in with his ability to create running lanes. Not only that, but current left guard starter Ben Cleveland lacks any kind of quality competition heading into the NFL Draft.
Sow has a vast amount of experience and could become a quick riser if he stands out in training camp. Of course, that would be more than expected of a lineman taken in the fifth round or later. This is a pick that would help the Ravens down the road as they look to stay competitive in the AFC North.
Prediction: Baltimore Ravens (Round 5, 157 overall)
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Sidy Sow NFL Combine Results
Drill/Measurement
Result
Height
6' 5"
Weight
323 lbs
Arm Length
33 5/8"
Wingspan
81"
Hand Size
10 3/8"
40-Yard Dash
5.07
Bench Press
-
Broad Jump
9' 2"
Vertical Jump
32"
20-Yard Shuttle
4.69
3-Cone
7.62
Sidy Sow Eastern Michigan Stats
Year
School
Games
Sacks Allowed
Hits Allowed
Hurries Allowed
2020
Eastern Michigan
6
1
2
2
2021
Eastern Michigan
13
3
2
6
2022
Eastern Michigan
13
2
3
12
Sidy Sow Eastern Michigan Highlights
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