Sidy Sow, selected in the ’24 CFL draft by Saskatchewan, appeared in NFL roster cut talks as he pivots toward NFL opportunities after CFL time, with Patriots listed among teams that have shown interest during cuts.

Sidy Sow faced cut rumors but remained on the Patriots’ roster for now. Sow’s status highlights NE’s ongoing guard competition and interior-line thinning as Week 1 approaches, with guard depth a focal point of the roster decisions.

Sidy Sow, a former fourth-round pick, is in his second year of a rookie deal and was a solid starter at guard last season. However, he has struggled this year, which raises questions about his performance. Given the Chargers' issues on the interior of their offensive line, taking a gamble on Sow could be a worthwhile move as they look to bolster their roster.

Sidy Sow has been practicing this week but is listed as questionable for Sunday’s game against the 49ers due to an ankle injury. His availability could impact the Patriots' offensive line as they look to improve after a tough loss.

Sidy Sow did not play against the New York Jets due to an ankle injury, contributing to the challenges faced by the Patriots' offensive line. His absence, along with that of starting left tackle Vederian Lowe, hindered the team's protection and ability to execute offensively, as highlighted by coach Jerod Mayo following the game.