Shemar Stewart had a solid 3 seasons at Texas A&M, and now the defensive lineman’s eyes are set on the NFL Draft. First, though, is the NFL Combine, set to begin in Indianapolis on Thursday.
NFL.com’s Bucky Brooks will be monitoring Stewart, placing him among his 10 draft prospects whose draft stock could go up during the combine. Here’s what Brooks had to say:
The biggest “boom or bust” prospect in the 2025 draft class could creep into Round 1 with a strong showing in Indianapolis. Shemar Stewart heads into the pre-draft process as one of the more intriguing players on the board, possessing prototypical size and tools for a trench warrior with disruptive potential. The Texas A&M product flashed “take over the game” capabilities at the Senior Bowl, but the glimpses of promise are not matched by his regular-season production (65 tackles, 11 for loss, with 4.5 sacks over three seasons). Conducting scripted workouts in a T-shirt and shorts is obviously nothing like playing a game in pads, but the athleticism and technical skills displayed still could help a team determine if Stewart might emerge as a star at the next level.
Brooks’s initial mock draft on Jan. 29 had Stewart as a first-round pick, going 15th overall to the Atlanta Falcons. He’ll have a chance to boost his stock ahead of the NFL Draft, slated to begin on Apr. 24 at Lambeau Field in Green Bay.
Shemar Stewart an ‘intriguing’ prospect heading into NFL Combine, per draft analyst Saturday Down South.
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