Elite-pedigree separator — a former national top-11 recruit — whose route quickness and vertical juice once carried first-round buzz, now attached to a serious health question. Stewart flashed early at A&M (649 yards in 2022) and posted 613 at Oregon in 2024, but he missed the entire 2025 season with a torn patellar tendon, a major knee injury that erased a full year of tape. The talent and burst are real. However, the grade has to discount hard: his best production is three years old, there is zero recent film, and a slight 170-pound frame coming off a patellar tendon repair makes the durability question central. What you want in 2026 is simply healthy, explosive tape that proves the knee and the wheels came back. This is a boom-or-bust profile — the ceiling is a draftable big-play weapon, the floor a talent whose body didn't hold up, and the grade sits in the fringe-pro band pending a return to form.