Texas A&M Aggies edge rusher Shemar Stewart has made a notable impact at the Reese’s Senior Bowl, catching the attention of NFL scouts ahead of the 2025 Draft. With 11 players from this year’s class expected to be selected, Stewart stands out as one of the most intriguing prospects from Texas A&M.
A former five-star recruit from Opa Locka, Florida, Stewart finished his three seasons at College Station with 4.5 career sacks. While his sack numbers may not jump off the page, many still project him as a first-round pick, a status that seems unlikely to change after his impressive showing at the Senior Bowl. NFL insider Tom Pelissero called him “one of the freakiest athletes” in this draft class.
Stewart has also made a personal pitch to NFL general managers, telling Pelissero, “If I was a GM, I would take me with the highest pick you got. You don’t want to miss this.”
At 6-foot-5 and 281 pounds, Stewart has the size, speed, and length to be a force on the edge at the next level, with glimpses of that potential already visible during his time at Texas A&M. His performance at the Senior Bowl has further bolstered his reputation, drawing praise for his explosiveness.
A strong finish at the Senior Bowl will only enhance Stewart’s draft stock as the April Draft approaches. The Senior Bowl game is scheduled for Saturday at 1:30 p.m. CT.
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