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Former OSU Receiver Josh Stewart Signs With Flying Aces Indoor Football Team
Stewart is hoping to jumpstart his career and make a return to the NFL.
Former Oklahoma State receiver Josh Stewart is jump-starting his professional career by returning to the gridiron — indoors.
He announced this week that he has signed with the Oklahoma Flying Aces indoor football team as he aims to make a run at the NFL again. His first game is March 23 against the Omaha Beef, and the first home game is April 6 against the Wichita Force.
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Stewart left OSU early in hopes of being drafted, but went undrafted in the 2014 NFL Draft. Eventually he signed as a free agent with the Tennessee Titans, but he was waived early in his tenure after suffering an Achilles injury.
At OSU, Stewart amassed 2,204 yards receiving and 12 touchdowns in three seasons spanning from 2011-2013. For fun, here’s a look back at his time at OSU.
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