A continued standoff between Shemar Stewart and the Cincinnati Bengals could lead the first-round pick to return to Texas A&M.

Shemar Stewart could be considering throwing the ultimate curveball at Bengals, and it should garner the NFL's attention originally appeared on A to Z Sports.

The Shemar Stewart situation has gotten very chaotic as the first-round pick in 2025 -- who impressed everyone at the NFL Combine -- for the Cincinnati Bengals continues to hold out.

So, in theory, Stewart could sit out and re-enter the 2026 NFL Draft, which would be a crucial blow after the Bengals used a first-round pick on him.

CINCINNATI — Shemar Stewart has reportedly been working out with the Texas A&M football team this summer, and could attempt to play at the school again if his Bengals contract isn't figured out.

Former Texas A&M defensive end Shemar Stewart reportedly could try to do something unprecedented in college football history after being drafted by the Cincinnati Bengals.

Shemar Stewart is preparing for the NFL season at Texas A&M on his own and not working with the Aggies team, despite report.

Shemar Stewart may be about to set a precedent that rocks the NFL and NCAA Football to their core. The 17th pick in the 2025 NFL Draft has yet to reach an agreement with the Cincinnati Bengals, as ...

Shemar Stewart holdout rumors with Cincinnati Bengals and returning to Texas A&M Aggies squashed by the Cincinnati Enquirer. Stewart still an unsigned rookie.

If Shemar Stewart decides to not agree on the terms of the contract with the Bengals and they reach a stalemate, the Bengals would retain the draft rights to Stewart for a year.