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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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Mike Brown addresses Shemar Stewart holdout

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Bengals BREAKING As Shemar Stewart Signs Fully-Guaranteed Rookie Contract

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Bengals sign Shemar Stewart: First-round pick inks fully guaranteed rookie deal after lengthy holdout

Cincinnati Bengals first-round pick Shemar Stewart has reportedly signed his rookie deal after a dramatic holdout.

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Shemar Stewart, Bengals Agree to $18.9M Rookie Contract After OTAs Absence

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Quinshon Judkins is the last unsigned draft pick

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Reports: Bengals, rookie DE Shemar Stewart reach contract agreement

Per Pro Football Talk, the 21-year-old accepted the language in exchange for a $500,000 increase to his signing bonus, which now sits at $10.4 million.

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Shemar Stewart contract details: Bengals edge rusher finally signs rookie deal

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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, Bengals hammer home language, reach deal

Shemar Stewart agreed to a four-year, fully guaranteed contract worth $18.97 million with the Bengals, as he became the final first-round draft pick to agree to a deal.

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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 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.