If Stewart doesn't sign his contract and he doesn't play football at all in 2025, he could re-enter the NFL Draft in 2026. If he went this route, it means that any team could draft him next year ...

Bengals rookie Shemar Stewart is one of three unsigned first round rookies from the 2025 NFL Draft class. The 21-year-old left minicamp early on Wednesday.

Former Texas A&M standout Shemar Stewart finds himself at the center of offseason headlines, leaving Cincinnati Bengals minicamp amid ongoing contract negotiations. But Aggies who know Stewart’s ...

The estimated value for Stewart, selected at No. 17, is $18.94 million, per Spotrac’s rookie wage scale estimations. “I’m 100 percent right,” Stewart said earlier this week.

On Tuesday, Stewart voiced his displeasure with Bengals’ management. Apparently, it’s little things that are holding up the contract signing and he would rather just get it done and get into camp.

Stewart, the 17th overall pick in the 2025 NFL Draft in April, publicly addressed not being on the field during the Bengals’ minicamp. “I’m 100% right,” he told reporters on Tuesday.

The Bengals’ pass rush was a weak area last season even though Trey Hendrickson led the NFL in sacks, and Stewart has the opportunity to step in as a Week 1 starter on Sept. 7 at Cleveland.

Shemar Stewart is one of four first-round picks from the 2025 NFL Draft to remain unsigned this late into the offseason, but he's the only one to now leave camp over a contract dispute. Stewart ...

And while Stewart said he has stayed in the weight room, he added that there's nothing like practice reps — especially at the NFL level. "It's very important," Stewart said.

Reports out of Cincinnati camp say that Stewart, the 17th pick of the NFL draft, has now walked out of mandatory minicamp in an advancement of his protest. “Something very simple to fix ...

Stewart says he's just asking for what past first-round picks have received. He's considered a raw prospect who needs refinement. And the Bengals have a new defensive coordinator. Stop being ...