Cadence Sibedwo is a 6'2" Edge in the 2028 class.
Sibedwo attends Wise in Maryland.
Sibedwo's Player Profile was created on November 10, 2023.
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Expert Analysis
Cadence
SibedwoEDGE
Class
2028
Height
6'2"
Weight
180
HS
Wise
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MD
2028 Ranked Prospects Primed to Breakout
Cadence is a player with a ton of potential and is poised for. a huge junior year. He...
Written by Todd Haldis
Cadence
SibedwoEDGE
Class
2028
Height
6'2"
Weight
180
HS
Wise
|
MD
AL Pops’ 2028 Defensive Line Prospect Potpourri – 11.13.23
– A long, lean defensive end prospect that was part of a super-talented Bowie Bulldogs team this year....
Written by Alan Popadines
Todd Haldis | Prep Redzone Scout
Todd Haldis
Prep Redzone Lead Scout
Cadence is a player with a ton of potential and is poised for. a huge junior year. He did miss a chunk of soph. year with injury but he is back and ready to wreck havoc. A long lean muscle up frame that continues to fill out makes Cadence look every it the part. Runs like a deer with fluid hips and good COD ability. Sibedwo can dip & rip, bend the edge and flatten down the line to make plays in the backfield. He closes quickly on the ball and can chase down from the backside. Can certainly see Cadence having a breakthrough season and be a huge rankings riser in the future. He has his first chance to make an impact this Friday as Wise host Kings Fork (VA).
– A long, lean defensive end prospect that was part of a super-talented Bowie Bulldogs team this year. He looks like a future pass rushing specialist in my eyes
– With his build and skillset, Sibwedo reminds me a ton of what another Maryland resident and former Penn State/Marshall student-athlete, Shane Simmons looked like in eighth-grade. Simmons was a five-star defensive end/outside linebacker who played his high school ball at DeMatha
– While I truly believe Sibwedo projects to a defensive end, he also has some skill as a tight end at this point with his length and athletic ability. Regardless of where he plays, the weight room is going to play a big factor in how fast success at the high school level happens. He has a frame that coaches love, but improving strength at the point of contact will propel him