The Cincinnati Bengals will be interested in adding pass-rushers this offseason, just like they were last offseason when they drafted Shemar Stewart with the No.
One week remains in the 2025 NFL season, and things are getting down to the wire. Divisions are getting decided, and the playoff picture is slowly coming into focus.
The Bengals' 2025 first-round pick is finding some consistency down the stretch of the 2025 season. Defensive end Shemar Stewart fought ankle and knee injuries throughout much of this campaign to only suit up for seven total games thus far, but he's been impactful when fully healthy.
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Shemar Stewart couldn't escape it for months before and after he was drafted by the Cincinnati Bengals. It was a simple yet important question surrounding the game and ability of the No.
Bengals rookie Shemar Stewart will play on Sunday for the first time since Week 9 against the Bears. He's been dealing with a knee injury. The Bengals selected Stewart in the first round (17th overall) in the 2025 NFL Draft.
The Cincinnati Bengals announced they activated DE Shemar Stewart from injured reserve on Friday. Stewart received a fully guaranteed four-year contract from the Bengals after initially holding out for a better deal from the team, but was limited by an ankle injury suffered in Week 2.
The Bengals are getting their 2025 first-round pick on the field for this Sunday's action against the Dolphins. Shemar Stewart told the media at his locker on Thursday that he is returning to the field this weekend after not playing in any games since the Nov.
The Cincinnati Bengals and Miami Dolphins continue their efforts to practice for Week 16's matchup in Miami, and the list of injuries for both teams isn't getting any shorter.
For years, Thanksgiving belonged to the NFL, but Christmas belonged to the NBA. Occasionally, an NFL game would fall on Christmas, but it was anomalous, even avoided if possible.
While the Bengals are already eliminated from postseason contention, the team will be getting some defensive reinforcement for the stretch run. According to ESPN’s Ben Baby, defensive end Shemar Stewart will be activated from injured reserve for this weekend’s game against the Dolphins.
The Cincinnati Bengals are just a few days away from their rematch against the Baltimore Ravens in NFL Week 15, and not much has changed for Cincinnati.
Trey Hendrickson may be out for the season after undergoing core muscle surgery, but Shemar Stewart is one step closer to coming back. Stewart, the Cincinnati Bengals' first-round pick from the 2025 NFL Draft, has officially been cleared to practice as the Bengals now begin preparations for their Week 15 game against the Baltimore Ravens.
Bengals HC Zac Taylor said first-round DE Shemar Stewart will be designated to return from injured reserve today, per Jay Morrison. This opens a three-week window for him to practice with the team before he has to be added to the active roster.
Shemar Stewart's rookie season in Cincinnati can't be going much worse. He held out all offseason and has played in just five games due to injury. Those games have brought out abysmal showings from Stewart outside of the opening week win over Cleveland.
The Bengals announced four roster moves, including placing DE Shemar Stewart on injured reserve. The team also placed G Jaxson Kirkland on the practice squad reserve list and elevated DE Isaiah Foskey and RB Kendall Milton for Week 11.
When the Bengals spent their first-round pick of the 2025 NFL Draft on edge rusher Shemar Stewart, this likely isn't what they had in mind.
Tom Pelissero reports that the Bengals are placing DE Shemar Stewart on injured reserve due to a lingering knee injury. Stewart received a fully guaranteed four-year contract from the Bengals after initially holding out for a better deal from the team, but was limited by an ankle injury suffered in Week 2.
Cincinnati Bengals first-round draft pick Shemar Stewart is finally healthy and looking to make a difference on a defense that badly needs him. With Trey
The Cincinnati Bengals have fielded a disappointing group of defensive ends in recent years outside of Trey Hendrickson, but rookie first-round pick Shemar Stewart is meant to reverse that trend.
Remember when there was chatter that Shemar Stewart could forego the 2025 NFL campaign and return to college or sit out entirely until 2026? That feels like an eternity ago, especially seeing the rookie defensive end dominate for the Cincinnati Bengals in his regular-season debut.
Cincinnati Bengals rookie EDGE Shemar zxcStewart learned an important rule Wednesday: Don't hit the franchise quarterback during practice.
The long and arduous wait for Shemar Stewart ended last Friday as he came to terms with the Cincinnati Bengals. The 17th overall pick and the team met in the middle on an improved payout language that made him comfortable signing and being with his teammates.
The Cincinnati Bengals have finally reached an agreement with first-round pick Shemar Stewart, putting an end to what became the story of the offseason for the team.
A top Cincinnati Bengals executive had a firm message for rookie Shemar Stewart amid Stewart’s ongoing absence from training camp over a contract dispute.
Cincinnati Bengals first-round draft pick Shemar Stewart still has yet to sign a contract with the team, but it sounds like the talk of him returning to Texas A&M can officially be put to rest.
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