NFL Scouting Combine gave the people what they wanted on its first day of live drills. Big meaty men, running as fast as humanly possible. Day 1 played host to workouts for defensive linemen and linebackers,

The first night of testing at the NFL combine is complete, and one potential target of the Cleveland Browns in Texas A&M defensive end Shemar Stewart is now the talk of Indianapolis. While he weighed in about 15 pounds lighter than he did a month ago at the Reese's Senior Bowl (and do not expect him to play at 267 pounds),

Former Texas A&M edge rusher Shemar Stewart entered the NFL scouting combine in Indianapolis as a consensus late first- or early second-round pick in the 2025 draft. He leaves the week having significantly improved his stock.

NFL Network's Daniel Jeremiah shared these comps on X/Twitter. Stewart is taller, leaner, has longer arms and outdid Garrett in the broad jump. His vertical leap was one inch shorter. In fact, only four players in combine history have posted a 40-inch vertical leap at 260 pounds or more.

Texas A&M defensive lineman Shemar Stewart has made headlines in more ways than one during the leadup to the 2025 NFL Scouting Combine at Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis. Just yesterday, in a press conference, Stewart sent out a warning to all 32 NFL teams, threatening to "bring hell" to any team that chooses to pass on the Miami, FL native.

This week kicks off the 2025 NFL Scouting Combine, one of the finest full weeks on the NFL calendar. That means, of course, it's time for some bold predictions for the athletic te

Former Texas A&M edge rusher Shemar Stewart is making a big splash on the first day of workouts at the draft combine.

NFL Draft is one loaded with all sorts of talent out on the edge and in the defensive front-seven. One player of intrigue heading into the NFL Scouting Combine is Texas A&M edge rusher Shemar Stewart.