The Cincinnati Bengals have had some contract disputes this offseason, but one that seems to have dissipated is with rookie Shemar Stewart. ESPN did a check-in on all the rookies in the 2025 draft class, and Stewart has seemed to impress a lot of people with his play, according to Ben Baby.
Shemar Stewart chopped it up with FOX 19 reporter Jeremy Rauch in the Bengals locker room on Friday, with the rookie revealing his big goal for the 2025 season: Win Defensive Rookie of the Year.
The Bengals avoided disaster when they prevented first-round pick Shemar Stewart's holdout from turning into an extended absence.
How many of the quarterbacks with the most rushing yards in an NFL season can you name in five minutes?
After finally ending a long-standing contract dispute surrounding his rookie deal, Texas A&M defensive end Shemar Stewart is getting to work with the Cincinnati Bengals, making a good impression as to why he was the team's first round pick in the 2025 draft.
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CINCINNATI – Forty-eight hours after setting off the biggest fight of Cincinnati Bengals training camp, first-round pick Shemar Stewart discussed what happened on the play, what he learned and how Joe Burrow reacted.
As years go by, it's easy to forget some of the players who suited up on the gridiron. While the quarterback is the one position in the NFL that is under
The golden rule of training camp? Don't touch the quarterback. That applies most to the defensive line, which is instructed to ease up on their rush as the pocket collapses during live drills to ensure safety for the team's most important position.
Cincinnati Bengals rookie EDGE Shemar zxcStewart learned an important rule Wednesday: Don't hit the franchise quarterback during practice.
CINCINNATI – It was a bad day for the Cincinnati Bengals offense, but it could have been a lot worse after rookie first-round pick Shemar Stewart knocked quarterback Joe Burrow to the ground on a pass rush.
Shemar Stewart and Trey Hendrickson have yet to practice with one another, but the Cincinnati Bengals' first-round draft pick and All-Pro defensive end have found ways to work together regardless.
It was an interesting offseason for the Cincinnati Bengals, and depending on who you ask, a frustrating one as well. Drastically needing an upgrade on defense, even though they have last year's league sack leader in Trey Hendrickson on their team, the Bengals selected Texas A&M's Shemar Stewart with the 17th overall pick in the 2025 NFL draft.
Bengals first round pick Shemar Stewart made his debut on Thursday night against the Eagles. He had one tackle—bringing down A.J. Dillon for a two-yard loss in the backfield.
Shemar Stewart ripped the NFL Band-Aid off this week with his first taste of preseason action in a 34-27 loss to the Philadelphia Eagles on Thursday. The Bengals' top pick this past April notched one tackle for loss in the game amidst a shifting positional look that had him playing at multiple spots on the front.
In the wake of the Cincinnati Bengals' 34-27 preseason-opening loss to the Philadelphia Eagles on Thursday, there are a lot of doubts flying around about their defensive unit.
The Cincinnati Bengals, in classic penny-pinching fashion, managed to put first-round rookie pass rusher Shemar Stewart under duress by refusing to agree to a contract for a longer time than most due to confrontations over guaranteed money.
Despite being in a months-long contract dispute, former Texas A&M Aggies defensive lineman Shemar Stewart seemingly hasn't missed a beat on the field.
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 and rookie defensive end Shemar Stewart agreed to a four-year, fully guaranteed $18.97 million contract Friday, per multiple reports.
All of the first-round picks from April’s NFL Draft have finally signed with their teams. Shemar Stewart, who was selected No. 17 overall by the Cincinnati Bengals, on Friday finally signed his rookie contract with the team.
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.
The Cincinnati Bengals have signed first-round DE Shemar Stewart to a rookie contract, according to Tom Pelissero. Stewart receives a fully guaranteed four-year contract from the Bengals.
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.
Cincinnati Bengals first-round pick Shemar Stewart remains locked in a contract standoff with the team, and may try to do something radical if the two sides do not sort things out soon.
Bengals rookies are supposed to report to the team’s facilities this coming Saturday, with Wednesday standing as the start date for training camp, so the next few days will be crucial for getting past the contract situation between the team and first-round defensive end Shemar Stewart.
With rookies beginning to report to training camps, many remain unsigned. What happens if they don't? Per Spotrac, 30 of the 32 players selected in the second round of the 2025 NFL Draft have yet to sign their rookie contracts.
There’s been some buzz in recent days about Bengals first-round DE Shemar Stewart considering a return to college football as his standoff with Cincinnati
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