Answering the frequently asked questions surrounding the Cincinnati Bengals and unsigned first-round pick Shemar Stewart.

The Cincinnati Bengals are somehow signing a notorious NFL Draft bust to back up Joe Burrow before working out contracts for Trey Hendrickson and Shemar Stewart

The Cincinnati Bengals drafted Texas A&M pass rusher Shemar Stewart with the 17th overall pick, but the player has yet to practice while being unhappy with the contract offered to him

Texas A&M coach Mike Elko denied Thursday that Cincinnati Bengals rookie Shemar Stewart is attempting to return to college amid a contract dispute, telling 247Sports at SEC Media Days that there's no truth to the rumors.

Defensive end Shemar Stewart remains unsigned as of Saturday, the day that the Cincinnati Bengals' rookies must report for training camp, and therefore has not shown up with the rest of his first-year teammates.

All-Pro linebacker Roquan Smith has been a thorn in the Cincinnati Bengals’ side since the Baltimore Ravens acquired him during the 2022 season. Before that, he was a member of the Chicago Bears, who selected him with the No.

Shemar Stewart's contract holdout with the Cincinnati Bengals is proving things are changing in the NFL faster than teams can keep up.

The Shemar Stewart situation is worth keeping an eye on for the other 31 NFL teams. The Cincinnati Bengals and Stewart, their first-round pick, are embroiled in a strange and unusual growing contract battle that has caused the pass-rusher from Texas A&M to publicly call out the team’s front office and it caused him to leave the team’s minicamp last month.