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Bengals' Mike Brown on Shemar Stewart contract clause dispute: 'If he's sitting in jail, I don't think I oughta be paying him'

Three months after the 2025 NFL Draft, the Cincinnati Bengals and rookie defensive end Shemar Stewart have yet to agree to a contract — and the Bengals' front office is clearly unhappy.

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Bengals BREAKING As Shemar Stewart Signs Fully-Guaranteed Rookie Contract

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Mike Brown addresses Shemar Stewart holdout

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Report: Bengals agree to rookie deal with first round pick Shemar Stewart

The Cleveland Browns selected Shedeur Sanders in the fifth round of this year's NFL Draft, giving the former Colorado quarterback an opportunity after his slide through the first several rounds.

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Bengals, Shemar Stewart reach agreement on rookie contract

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Bengals' Shemar Stewart wasn't wanted in NFL Draft by other teams, for worry other than contract

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Shemar Stewart agrees to deal with Bengals after contentious negotiations

Pass rusher Shemar Stewart becomes the last of the first-round picks from April’s draft to reach an agreement with his team.

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Shemar Stewart Finally Ends Holdout, Signs Rookie Deal With Bengals

At long last, former Texas A&M Aggies defensive lineman Shemar Stewart's holdout is finally over. Stewart, the No. 17 overall pick in April's NFL Draft, signed

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Bengals Sign 1st Round Pick Shemar Stewart

Despite all the drama, including Stewart returning to Texas A&M to work out on his own, the Cincinnati Bengals and Stewart have agreed to a 4-year fully guaranteed contract for $18.97 million, including a $10.4 million signing bonus, according to a tweet from Adam Schefter's X account.

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Bengals owner wants to make Shemar Stewart a test subject for slimy contract precedent

While the Dallas Cowboys' Jerry Jones showed his whole [expletive] over not wanting to pay his high-profile employees money that they've earned, the Cincinnati Bengals' Mike Brown was busy discussing two pertinent contract situations hanging over the ostensible Super Bowl contender like a wrinkled dress shirt with an iron mark conspicuously burned into one of the sleeves.