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Bryson Sowards

Wide Receiver

2025 Class

6'0" Height

170 Weight

Nitro School

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Bryson Sowards is a 6'0" Wide Receiver in the 2025 class. Sowards attends Nitro in West Virginia. Sowards's Player Profile was created on July 20, 2023. Subscribe to Prep Redzone to see where Bryson Sowards is ranked and what our scouts have written about them.

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Matthew Layton

Prep Redzone Lead Scout

Another new addition to the Nitro program who could help their passing game even more is former George Washington WR Bryson Sowards Bryson Sowards 6'0" | 170 lbs | WR Nitro | 2025 State WV . Sowards flashed as a junior for the Patriots with the opportunities given to him and could thrive in the Wildcats’ spread offense and increase his production as a senior greatly. He’s another long and athletic weapon that can attack the defense vertically and could be a very good duo lined up across from Malachi Thompson Malachi Thompson 6'4" | 190 lbs | WR Nitro | 2026 State WV on the outside. Sowards can also aid the defense as a DB with good potential on that side of the ball as well.

We’ll likely learn a lot more about Sowards this season after liking the flashes he showed as a junior.

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Matthew Layton

Prep Redzone Lead Scout

George Washington WR Bryson Sowards Bryson Sowards 6'0" | 170 lbs | WR Nitro | 2025 State WV is a prime candidate for an under-the-radar player having a breakout senior season in 2024. His receiving numbers from 2023 won’t blow you away, but the Patriots lose some significant offensive weapons from last season which gives Sowards a great opportunity to showcase what he can do during his final year. He’s someone we had ranked as a DB in the past but moved him to WR moving forward and could end up back at DB or possibly even ATH in future updates depending on his senior film. Sowards showed very good vertical and lateral quickness on film and has the versatility of lining up in the slot and at wideout. He also flashed reliable hands that can make tough contested catches in traffic and is someone who can be counted on to make plays at the sticks and work the intermediate routes. Sowards should have more opportunities to display his vertical ability on deep balls next season along with after-the-catch ability which is what we’ll be watching for the most. He’s the leading returning receiver heading into the 2024 season, so it’ll be a great opportunity for him to prove what he can do and realize the ceiling he has.