Former Texas A&M defensive end Shemar Stewart is officially set to begin his rookie season in the NFL after ending a long contract stalemate with the Cincinnati Bengals. Stewart, the No. 17 ...

Via Billy Heyen of TheSportingNews.com, Bud Elliott of CBS Sports recently reported that Stewart has been “ fully involved in workouts ” at Texas A&M. Elliott’s source said Stewart “could try to come ...

"Shemar has been around. He's very comfortable in our program. Really likes what we do training-wise," Texas A&M's Mike Elko ...

Cincinnati Bengals rookie Shemar Stewart had a learning moment at Wednesday's practice after he shoved QB Joe Burrow.

Shemar Stewart made it clear that he never thought about going back to college during his contract dispute with the #Bengals. Stewart signed his rookie contract on Saturday and practiced for the ...

There’s been some buzz in recent days about Bengals first-round DE Shemar Stewart considering a return to college football as his standoff with Cincinnati over his rookie contract continues.

The Bengals avoided disaster when they prevented first-round pick Shemar Stewart's holdout from turning into an extended absence.

The Stewart saga rolls on, but it will apparently not come to a stop at Kyle Field. Mike Elko and Texas A&M football plan to move forward without the 6-foot-5 edge rusher.

Bengals rookie offensive lineman Seth McLaughlin remembered prepping for Stewart back when McLaughlin was starting at Alabama ...

Williams: It's up to Shemar Stewart to end his contract stalemate with the Bengals. That's why he should fire his agent and ...

As if the drama with his contract situation wasn't enough, Cincinnati Bengals rookie Shemar Stewart caused further issues ...

Shemar Stewart discusses the moment he accidentally hit Joe Burrow in practice and what he had to say when he apologized ...