During Wednesday's Bengals practice, a scuffle occurred between the offense and defense with rookie Shemar Stewart at the forefront. In the midst of everything, Stewart ended up bumping into quarterback Joe Burrow, sparking a response from the offensive line. They were protecting their quarterback.
After practice, veteran center Ted Karras had a message for Stewart when speaking to the media. Karras acknowledged that Stewart is a great player, but he needs to be more careful when it comes to his temper on the football field, especially around Burrow. But, Karras admitted this was a moment in which the offensive line needs to reflect, too.
