Bears likely to draft Texas A&M's Shemar Stewart

The Chicago Bears are looking to strengthen their roster as the NFL Draft approaches. They have made several key additions to their offense this offseason, but now they may turn their attention to defense with the tenth overall pick. One possible selection is Shemar Stewart from Texas A&M University. Although Stewart has impressive athletic traits, he has not yet made a big impact on the field, managing just 1.5 sacks in each of his three college seasons. NFL analyst Lance Zierlein sees potential in Stewart, describing him as having "rare blend of traits, explosiveness, and untapped upside." Zierlein notes that while Stewart is strong and quick, he still needs to refine his skills to maximize his talents. He has the ability to create disruption but may require additional training to improve his performance. Despite some questions about his production, players with Stewart's physical abilities are highly sought after. If drafted, Stewart might not immediately become a star. However, playing alongside established defensive player Montez Sweat could help him develop his skills more quickly. This partnership might speed up his growth in the league and help the Bears' defense become even stronger.