Shemar Stewart remains the lone unsigned first-round pick from the 2025 NFL Draft. The Bengals' 17th overall pick is still stuck in a frustrating high-stakes contract standoff as training camps ...

Rookie defensive end Shemar Stewart and the Cincinnati Bengals are in a well-documented stalemate – and a resolution doesn’t appear to be in sight.

The Enquirer can confirm through a source close to Stewart that while the No. 17 overall pick is in fact working out at Texas A&M’s facilities, he’s not working out with the team.

The Cincinnati Bengals and Shemar Stewart still aren’t seeing eye-to-eye. Now, it looks like the first-round selection from the 2025 NFL Draft could make an unprecedented decision. According to ...

But, Stewart seems to be weighing his options and, based on a report from CBS Sports’ Bud Elliott, one of them could be returning to Texas A&M and re-entering the NFL Draft in 2026.

Stewart could also take the NCAA, and the NFL, to court in an attempt to get on the field at the college level and to avoid the Bengals in the future.

The Shemar Stewart situation has gotten very chaotic as the first-round pick in 2025 -- who impressed everyone at the NFL Combine -- for the Cincinnati Bengals continues to hold out.

One recent rumor from college football site 247Sports suggested that Stewart had gone back to his alma mater Texas A&M to practice and had been "fully involved" with the program. This raised ...

Rookie defensive end Shemar Stewart and the Cincinnati Bengals are in a well-documented stalemate – and a resolution doesn’t appear to be in sight.