Another training camp injury has bubbled up, this time with Cincinnati Bengals defensive end Shemar Stewart.
The team's 2025 first-round draft selection had a quiet rookie season but was poised to build on it this fall. However, he was carted off during Wednesday's training camp session.
The Athletic's Paul Dehner Jr. shared video of Stewart being taken off the practice field in a cart, adding he "hobbled off" the day's practice and was favoring his left knee after going down during a drill. He reportedly treid to put pressure on the hurt leg but wasn't able to, per Dehner.
This would obviously be a terrible development for the Bengals, a team that needs Stewart to grow into a viable starter.
During first 11 on 11 session, Shemar Stewart, the #Bengals
2025 first-round pick, goes down and hobbles off. Was favoring his left knee. He went down behind the drill, worked on and eventually tried to put pressure on it and couldn’t. He was just carted off. pic.twitter.com/Cl0J3INwd5
— Paul Dehner Jr. (@pauldehnerjr) July 29, 2026
We hope Stewart isn't seriously hurt, but the Bengals would have to act fast if he was to replace some of his reps.
Who else has gotten hurt in training camp so far?
Panthers OLB Nic Scourton tore his ACL.
This article originally appeared on For The Win: Shemar Stewart injury update: What happened to Bengals defender?
