Mike Florio warns that “stubbornness of Bangalv” carefully with a script over the contract of Shimar Stewart may be assigned to them by another comma marina, Mike Florio warns

According to Mike Florio, the issue of the Shemmar Stewart contract may sabotage the qualifying opportunities in Cincinnati in the 2025 season. The veteran American Football Association analyst believes that the Bengal contract “stubborn” with the rising defensive party could be the mistake that will bite them in January.

Selection No. 17 was absent from the entire Offnesson program due to the language of the contract that can be avoided. This hard -line position contradicts how they dealt with Amuraius Memes last year.

“At the present time, Bengalz chooses about stubbornness,” Florio wrote on Saturday, via Pro Football Talk. “If they cannot get this before the training camp, it will lose some or all of it as well.”

After losing the qualifiers twice in a row during the main years of Joe Buro, many believe that urgency will be the priority.

“Through all of this, Stewart will be less prepared for the first week than it could have been,” Florio wrote. “This is on Bengalvs, especially since their modern practice was allowing the contract to celebrate the removal of the players from being ready as possible for the games that are calculated.

“As they learned in 2024, the loss of an additional game of interest is the thing that can prevent the team from making the qualifiers.”

If this remaining issue is not resolved from the Stewart contract, the Bengal can watch football from January from the sofa for the third year in a row.

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Banjalz – the case of the Shemmar Stewart contract

The issue of Shammar Stewart’s contract is not related to money. It comes to the fine printing that can nullify its future guarantees on the violations in the field, such as visits from helmet to the Hill. This dilemma has turned into the heads in the league, as the rising deals are usually clear and direct.

Stewart miniature Singinati Benglas left Thursday. During the minicamp week, he addressed the contract case.

“I am 100 % right,” said Stewart on Tuesday. “It should be irrational. I am not asking anything you’ve not done before. But you just want to win the arguments more than winning my opinion.”

Stewart believes that Benglavs are trying to put a new precedent with this item.

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