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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 owner wants to make Shemar Stewart a test subject for slimy contract precedent
Bengals rookie Shemar Stewart’s holdout ends with $18.97 million contract
The Cincinnati Bengals have officially signed first-round pick Shemar Stewart to a four-year, fully guaranteed $18.97 million rookie contract, including a $10.4 million signing bonus, according to ES...

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Report: Bengals agree to rookie deal with first round pick Shemar Stewart
Bengals' Trey Hendrickson contract question gets status update with Shemar Stewart news
Bengals sign Shemar Stewart: First-round pick inks fully guaranteed rookie deal after lengthy holdout
According to NFL Media, Stewart got "improved payout language" that made him comfortable enough to take the practice field with his new teammates.

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What’s the latest on Trey Hendrickson now that Shemar Stewart is signed?
Rookie defensive end Shemar Stewart ends holdout, signs $18.97 million deal with Bengals
"I don't want to pay him": Mike Brown speaks out on Shemar Stewart's case
First-round pick Shemar Stewart has quickly become a source of frustration for the Cincinnati Bengals, as the rookie has yet to agree to contract terms. What is typically a routine
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Duke Tobin and Mike Brown say Shemar Stewart needs to be here; Agent fires back
In response, Stewart’s agent, Zac Hiller, clapped back at Tobin. “Duke Tobin has had no involvement in this negotiation,” Hiller told ESPN. “It seems to be above his pay grade.” Bengals owner Mike Brown also weighed in.
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