Shemar Stewart, the first-round rookie, wants improved language in his first NFL deal. Right now, the Bengals are looking at a toothless defense unless some resolutions are reached. ESPN's Ben Solak explains, though, that Stewart's situation is hinging a lot on Hendrickson. Here's Solak's thinking:

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.