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Shemar Stewart, the Bengals’ defensive end and former first‑round pick, suffered a troubling knee injury in training camp after his leg buckled during drills. Dr. David J. Chao described it as a significant knee hyperextension with ligament tears, raising the risk of a season‑ending injury and complicating the Bengals’ defensive plans for the year.
Bengals defensive end Shemar Stewart left the opening practice with a suspected left knee injury and was carted off for tests, adding to a rocky NFL start for the 2025 first‑round pick after a contract holdout and prior injury setbacks.
Bengals defensive end Shemar Stewart left practice after an apparent leg injury and was carted off the field; the 2025 first-round pick has previously dealt with a knee injury in November 2025 and had a right ankle injury earlier that season against Jacksonville.
Bengals defensive end Shemar Stewart was carted off the field after an apparent left-leg injury during 11-on-11 drills at Wednesday’s practice; the former No. 17 overall pick appeared in eight games with five starts as a rookie, recording one sack.
New Bengals defensive tackle Dexter Lawrence, acquired from the Giants, wants to wear No. 97 in Cincinnati—a number he wore in seven Giants seasons—and says he’ll talk to 97‑holder Shemar Stewart about swapping. Stewart, the Bengals’ 2025 first‑round pick, currently wears 97; the team hasn’t assigned numbers to newcomers yet. With the NFL allowing single-digit numbers for non‑QB defenders since 2021, 97 could move if Stewart agrees, and other 90s or nearby numbers (like 96 or 91) could be available as options.
Dexter Lawrence, after being traded to the Bengals, wants to wear No. 97—the number Shemar Stewart currently has in Cincinnati—and plans to speak with him about a possible swap, noting that teams own numbers and such exchanges are not guaranteed, with a Clinton Portis number-swap example cited in the piece.
Shemar Stewart is set to return from injury for the Bengals' game in Miami, aiming to make an impact after missing five games, while rookie Ke'Shawn Williams, claimed off waivers, may also play and contribute on special teams. The team faces some injury concerns with other players like Tee Higgins and Joseph Ossai limited in practice.
The Cincinnati Bengals face uncertainty over whether their top edge rusher Trey Hendrickson will play against the Steelers due to a hip injury, while rookie Shemar Stewart is set to return after an ankle injury. The team is also dealing with injuries to other players, including tight end Mike Gesicki and receiver Charlie Jones, impacting their lineup for the Thursday night game.
The Cincinnati Bengals' training camp concluded with notable performances including DT Bobby Gene Hill Jr. returning from injury and making an impact on defense, and WR Charlie Jones showcasing exceptional catches. The defense demonstrated resilience and progress in scrimmages against Joe Burrow's offense, emphasizing their readiness and confidence for the upcoming season.
During Bengals practice, rookie Shemar Stewart hit QB Joe Burrow, leading to a fight with teammate Lucas Patrick, highlighting tensions and learning moments in training camp, with Stewart showing promising speed and potential.
The Cincinnati Bengals held a Saturday night practice at Paycor Stadium, highlighting standout performances from rookies like Shemar Stewart and Dylan Fairchild, as well as veteran players. Stewart, a first-round pick, impressed with his athleticism and versatility, earning praise from teammates. The practice also featured notable plays from Joe Burrow, Ja'Marr Chase, and Tee Higgins, along with progress from new tight end Noah Fant. The event showcased the team's preparations and emerging talent ahead of the season.
Day 7 of Bengals training camp highlighted standout performances from DJ Turner, who impressed with multiple PBUs, and Shemar Stewart, who showcased his talent against a running back. The team's defensive backs are gaining confidence, and Joe Burrow is playing at his best in years, with young players stepping up. Additionally, Joseph Ossai demonstrated resilience in pass rush drills, reflecting the team's overall positive momentum.
During Day 4 of Bengals training camp, the defense rebounded from a Joe Burrow onslaught, with key plays from veteran T.J. Slaton and rookie Shemar Stewart making an impact. Burrow showcased his accuracy and leadership, while Stewart, a first-round pick, had a busy debut, learning and adjusting to NFL-level competition. The defense also made notable plays, including a turnover by safety Tycen Anderson, as both units work to improve ahead of the season.
Day 4 of Bengals training camp highlighted Shemar Stewart’s impressive physical traits, Tycen Anderson’s first interception, a strong defensive response in red zone drills, and Evan McPherson’s perfect kicking streak, with ongoing competition among specialists.
Shemar Stewart, the Bengals' first-round pick, has resolved a contract dispute and expressed no hard feelings towards the team, now focusing on integrating into the team and preparing for the season despite past tensions and questions about his sack production at Texas A&M.