Pro Football focus named a bounce-back candidate for all 32 teams ahead of the 2025 NFL season. Dalton Wasserman deemed Bengals safety Geno Stone as Cincinnati's best option after a lackluster 2024 performance.
Stone struggled early last season but found his groove late. The Cincinnati Bengals are officially back in the building as the 2025 season approaches. Last week, it was announced that Bengals veteran safety Geno Stone would take a pay cut in his second season in Cincinnati.
Sports Illustrated's Matt Verdarame graded the offseasons for all AFC North teams this week, and Cincinnati checked in with a middling "C" grade after their moves in the past few months.
How many of the active NFL players who have rushed for 1,000 or more yards in a season can you name in five minutes?
ESPN contributor and DVOA creator Aaron Schatz identified the biggest roster holes left for all 32 NFL teams this week and a defensive spot stood out for Cincinnati.
Geno Stone had a rough start to his 2024 campaign with the Bengals, but picked things up towards the end of the year. Can he ride that late-season momentum to a more consistent 2025?
With the player acquisition phase of the spring over and offseason workouts underway, the Cincinnati Bengals won’t be in position to make major moves. But edge rusher Trey Hendrickson’s contract extension looms, and as his holdout continues, a flurry of procedural moves could be made to make his big pay day easier to handle.
Bengals safety Geno Stone says he agreed to a pay cut because he was able to secure additional guaranteed money this season and because it could help Cincinnati sign Trey Hendrickson to an extension.
Geno Stone will remain with the Bengals for 2025, but he will do so at a reduced rate. The veteran safety has agreed to a restructured pact, Jason Fitzgerald of Over the Cap reports.
Jason Fitzgerald of Over The Cap reports Bengals S Geno Stone has agreed to a contract modification, resulting in a pay cut. Per Fitzgerald, Stone was scheduled to make $6.475 million this year but agreed to a one-year, $4.9 million contract instead.
Geno Stone is ready to put a tough 2024 season behind him and meet the moment this coming fall. The safety is entering Year Two with the Bengals looking at another clear path to playing time after Cincinnati didn't select a safety in the 2025 NFL Draft.
At this point, we're just mere days away from finding out who the Cincinnati Bengals will pick with their six selections in the 2025 NFL Draft. Before even knowing who they pick though, we can highlight some players already on the roster in Cincinnati who could potentially be in danger of losing snaps to a rookie.
For the second week in a row, the Cincinnati Bengals went on the road and walked away with a win. Last week, they bested the Cowboys in Dallas on Monday Night Football.
Geno Stone’s story has been one of perseverance and success, highlighted by his incredible rise in the NFL as a former seventh-round pick. Drafted by the Baltimore Ravens in 2020 out of Iowa, Stone developed into a key piece of Baltimore’s defense.
Things looked pretty bleak there for a minute. In the fourth quarter of the Cincinnati Bengals Week 7 win over the rival Cleveland Browns, Bengals safeties Vonn Bell and Geno Stone collided while trying to defend a pass near their own End Zone.
One of Cincinnati's biggest offseason additions was safety Geno Stone. He came at a position of need for the Bengals and was fresh off of leading the AFC in interceptions in 2023.
The Bengals haven't made any splashy moves in free agency, but they have added several players who should play key roles for them in 2024.
Having made a notable addition on the backend by agreeing to a deal with Geno Stone, the Bengals will remove a recent arrival from the equation.
The Bengals have made their first move of the NFL free agency "tampering" period as they are expected to steal a breakout defender from their AFC North division rival Ravens.
The Baltimore Ravens are reevaluating free agents now that the season is over, and some players seem more likely to remain with the team than others. Let’s look at starting safety Geno Stone and try predicting whether the team should bring him back next year or let him skip town and deal with the ripple effects.
Safety Geno Stone emerged as a vital element on the backend of the Ravens’ defense in 2023, boosting his free-agency stock considerably in the process.
Baltimore Ravens safety Geno Stone has worked hard to get to where he is in his NFL career. A seventh-round pick in the 2020 NFL Draft, Stone appeared in only two games as a rookie, playing mostly special teams as he was on the field for only two defensive snaps.
The NFL's regular season is over, which for most teams, means it's time to start figuring out plans for the offseason. NFL free agency is a huge part of the process, and along with the NFL Draft, it has everyone preparing for what should be a very active couple of months.
The Baltimore Ravens will soon have a notable decision to make regarding Geno Stone’s future with the team. Stone signed a one-year deal with the Ravens last March.
The Baltimore Ravens secondary has been one of the best in the NFL, and part of that is thanks to the play from safety Geno Stone. Stone, 24, has dazzled in his fourth season with the Ravens.
It's certainly been quite the redemption story for the 24-year-old after he was waived by Baltimore twice during his rookie season in 2020. He was even claimed off waivers by the Texans once but found his way back on the Ravens roster a few months later.
In 2021, Stone played in 15 games for the Ravens, starting one. He finished with 21 total tackles and one interception.
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