Cincinnati Bengals first-round pick Shemar Stewart got live action in the preseason against the Washington Commanders and came out of the experience with some regret. Speaking with reporters after the game, Stewart expressed how excited he was to get back to practice and work on his technique because he wants to be even better.

With the Cincinnati Bengals officially listening to trade offers for star pass rusher Trey Hendrickson, the Chicago Bears have multiple ways to make a deal.

The Bengals avoided disaster when they prevented first-round pick Shemar Stewart's holdout from turning into an extended absence.

Stewart was brought in to Cincinnati because the Bengals needed a pass-rusher to complement Trey Hendrickson, and although Hendrickson hasn't practiced yet during training camp due to a contract dispute, he has been a constant presence at the Bengals practice facility.

Former Texas A&M defensive end Shemar Stewart still has to adhere to his rookie duties with the Cincinnati Bengals.