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The Cincinnati Bengals are sitting at 3-2 and firmly in the playoff mix. With Joe Burrow at quarterback, the focus at the trade deadline is helping this team get into Super Bowl contention. However, they might be able to sell…

A trade proposal from A to Z Sports suggests the Cincinnati Bengals trade edge rusher Shemar Stewart to the New York Giants. In return, Cincinnati would acquire starting cornerback Dru Phillips alongside a 2027 sixth-round draft pick and a 2028 fourth-round draft pick.
Parker Hurley highlights that Stewart has struggled for playing time behind Boye Mafe and Myles Murphy after recording only one sack as a rookie. Meanwhile, the Giants need pass-rushing depth following Brian Burns' season-ending injury, making Phillips available to address Cincinnati's defensive slot vacancy.
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