By Wednesday, all 32 NFL teams will have opened training camp for veterans. Yet one first-round rookie, Cincinnati Bengals ...

Shemar Stewart is the last unsigned first-round pick from the 2025 NFL Draft, but his holdout is not unprecedented.

Bengals rookie Shemar Stewart said on Saturday that he's ready to "make my mark" after signing his rookie contract following ...

The Bengals' first-round draft pick reached a compromise with the team to end his lengthy contract stalemate and get to work.

The Cincinnati Bengals aren't new to contract disputes. Still, the fracas surrounding rookie Shemar Stewart's contract covers ...

Rookie first-round pick says any issues between the sides are in the past and that it was time to get to playing football.

At long last, the contract drama between the Cincinnati Bengals and first-round pick Shemar Stewart came to an end on Friday as the former Texas A&M Aggies edge ...

Stewart agreed to sign the four-year, $18.97 million deal after Cincinnati changed the language a controversial clause.

Shemar Stewart signed his contract on July 26 and joined his team on July 27. Here's what he had to say about the contract ...

Shemar Stewart lives in Texas when he's not in Cincinnati. I can confirm from a source that he is training at A&M by himself using their facilities (very common) to get ready for the upcoming NFL ...

The Bengals selected Stewart with the No. 17 overall pick in the first round of the 2025 NFL Draft. He’s projected to sign a four-year, $18,942,634 contract that includes a $10,416,460 signing ...

Shemar Stewart isn't the only unsigned rookie for the Cincinnati Bengals, or the most important, because the team is counting heavily on second-round linebacker Demetrius Knight Jr.