Whether or not they'd like to admit it, most, if not all, NFL Draft prospects have a team or set of teams that they believe they will end up with. At the very l

Shemar Stewart is ready to come to Cincinnati with a chip on his shoulder to prove he was worth the investment the Bengals made in drafting him.

Shemar Stewart didn't exactly dominate college football the way first-round picks usually do. In three seasons at Texas A&M, the former five-star defensive end finished with just 1.5 sacks and often flew under the radar in a struggling Aggies defense.