Shemar Stewart, the 17th overall NFL Draft pick, left Bengals minicamp while fighting contract language that would allow the team to void future guarantees.

The unprecedented contract maneuver is not sitting well with Stewart, and he sounded off about the front office Tuesday while at the Bengals’ complex. "I’m 100% right," he said of his stance ...

ESPN's Jordan Reid pointed out in a social media post that Stewart has the option of re-entering the 2026 NFL Draft. But to do so, the 21-year-old edge rusher would have to sit out for one year ...

Stewart was the 17th pick which gives him a slot value of $18,942,634, per Spotrac.com. Below is a full look at the cost of each first-round draft slot for 2025. $48,757,500 $46,571,074 $45,179,746 ...

Instead, Stewart registered a resounding victory, with more than a 1,000-vote advantage, as he won five of six wards in Paterson, prevailed in the neighboring Passaic County towns of Prospect Park ...

The wedge between the Cincinnati Bengals and their No. 17 overall pick, Texas A&M Aggies defensive end Shemar Stewart, continues to grow larger. Thanks to a di ...

Shemar Stewart, the 17th overall pick in the 2025 NFL Draft, has left the Cincinnati Bengals' minicamp as he and the team remain in conflict over his rookie contract.

Cincinnati Bengals first-round pick Shemar Stewart left the team’s mandatory minicamp while he remains unsigned to his rookie contract, a league source said. Stewart departed camp so he wouldn ...

Cincinnati Bengals Rookie Shemar Stewart Makes Interesting Comment About Relationship With Zac Taylor. The Bengals took Stewart with the 17th overall pick in the 2025 NFL Draft.

Popular lawyer Kenyatta Stewart turned his massive support in Paterson into a victory over the Assembly candidates backed by the Democratic Party leaders in the 35th Legislative District on Tuesday.

He’s not providing any new information. But, Stewart wasn’t done there, he took the next step. “I mean, If I was the GM, if I was the owner,” Stewart continued.

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 ...