Cincinnati Bengals defensive end Shemar Stewart is active for today’s game against the Tennessee Titans after being a healthy scratch a week ago. Bengals
Bengals DC Al Golden said he wasn’t disappointed in DL Shemar Stewart for being a healthy scratch last week; he was disappointed for him. “I’m not discouraged at all in Shemar.
Cincinnati Bengals defensive coordinator Al Golden voiced his disappointment in wake of 2025 first-round pick Shemar Stewart being a healthy scratch Sunday in Baltimore.
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According to the Athletic’s Paul Dehner Jr., the Bengals don’t plan to trade DE Shemar Stewart, their first-round pick in 2025, even though he was a healthy
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Although defensive end Shemar Stewart has been a nonfactor for the 4-2 Bengals, teams are reportedly eyeing him as the Nov. 10 trade deadline approaches.
Stewart has found his name coming up in trade rumors.
Bengals HC Zac Taylor said DE Shemar Stewart is making progress, adding that the defensive line group is deep enough to hold strong without the young pass rusher.
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Cincinnati Bengals fans spent Sunday night replaying a 35-0 second half in Baltimore. Plenty of them also noticed who wasn’t part of it. Shemar Stewart, the 17th overall pick in 2025, was a healthy scratch for the 35-13 comeback win over the Ravens, and it came less than a week after his name started showing up in trade talk.
The Cincinnati Bengals come into Week 7 absolutely needing to get a big win. Cincinnati will face off against a Baltimore team minus Lamar Jackson on Sunday.
The Cincinnati Bengals are not going to play defensive end Shemar Stewart against the Baltimore Ravens in NFL Week 7. Stewart’s name has come up in league circles regarding trade speculation.
The Cincinnati Bengals drafted Shemar Stewart with the 17th pick in the 2025 NFL Draft, and after just a season and a half, he’s already being discussed as a trade candidate.
Shemar Stewart has played only 17 snaps through five games for the Cincinnati Bengals. With the NFL trade deadline two weeks away, a few teams are keeping close tabs on the second-year defensive end.
Cincinnati Bengals fans have watched a first-round pick all but disappear from the defensive line rotation, and the rest of the league has noticed. ESPN’s Jeremy Fowler reported Wednesday that a few teams are tracking edge rusher Shemar Stewart ahead of the Nov.
It has only been a year and a half since the Bengals spent the 17th overall pick in the 2025 draft on defensive end Shemar Stewart, but he already may be a change-of-scenery candidate.
According to ESPN’s Jeremy Fowler, a few teams around the league are tracking whether the Bengals will make former first-round DE Shemar Stewart available ahead of the trade deadline.
One young Bengals piece could be a hot option for teams trying to add talent over the next three weeks. ESPN's Jeremy Fowler reported on Wednesday that Shemar Stewart is a name "teams are tracking" as the trade deadline approaches on Nov.
After a loss where the entire defensive line outside of Dexter Lawrence failed to generate anything positive, Zac Taylor has to get Shemar Stewart more playing time this week.
The Cincinnati Bengals watched their final drive in Pittsburgh end in disaster on Sunday. Pittsburgh Steelers defensive tackle Derrick Harmon beat his block to strip-sack Joe Burrow with 44 seconds on the clock to win the game. Edge rusher Shemar Stewart, whom the Bengals picked over Harmon, watched it all play out from the sideline.
Past mistakes returned to haunt the Bengals at the end of Sunday's loss to the Steelers. On the game's final drive, the team had a chance to force overtime or win on a walkoff touchdown, but Derrick Harmon strip-sacked Joe Burrow, sealing the win for Pittsburgh.
Bengals defensive end Shemar Stewart exited the field on a cart after suffering a left knee injury in practice on Wednesday. Stewart was on crutches and wearing a protective brace afterward, but head coach Zac Taylor announced he avoided a worst-case scenario (via Ben Baby of ESPN).
The Cincinnati Bengals were counting on big things from 2025 first-rounder Shemar Stewart this season. After Wednesday, however, they might be lucky to see him on the field at all.
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.
Cincinnati Bengals rookie EDGE Shemar zxcStewart learned an important rule Wednesday: Don't hit the franchise quarterback during practice.
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