The Bills announced three roster moves on Saturday, elevating S Geno Stone and CB A.J. Woods. The team also signed DB Te’Cory Couch from the practice squad.
The Buffalo Bills will be down one safety when they come off their bye week to host the Baltimore Ravens on November 1. Starter Chauncey Gardner-Johnson must serve a one-game NFL-imposed suspension for violating the conduct policy by spitting on an opponent during the October 18 road game against the Las Vegas Raiders.
Jordan Schultz reports that the Bills are re-signing S Geno Stone to the practice squad with the expectation that he will be on the Week 1 roster. Stone, 27, was selected by the Ravens in the seventh round out of Iowa in 2020.
How many of the pairs of teammates to go over 150 receiving-yards in the same NFL game can you name in six minutes?
The Pittsburgh Steelers finished cutdown weekend with their initial roster largely settled, only for the secondary to immediately create another item for the shopping list. A position that already carried questions throughout the summer is suddenly down a starter for at least the first month of the season.
Quarterback is the most important position for an NFL team. That wasn’t always the case, but it has been the case for, you know, 50 years at this point essentially.
Signed during free agency’s first week, Geno Stone found himself on the Bills’ roster bubble months later. The bubble burst Sunday, as NFL insider Jordan Schultz notes Buffalo is releasing the veteran safety.
Jordan Schultz reports the Bills are releasing QB Geno Stone. Schultz adds it’s possible Stone will return to the practice squad after he explores the open market.
Damar Hamlin is back in a familiar position with Buffalo. He is competing for a job, and the Bills do not have enough room to keep everybody.
Mike Danna and Geno Stone are among the Bills’ new faces on defense entering 2026. It is not a guarantee either of them will survive roster cuts prior to Week 1, however.
The Buffalo Bills face a tough call in their secondary as training camp winds toward the preseason, with a veteran safety signed in free agency emerging as a potential roster casualty.
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Considering he led all NFL safeties with seven interceptions in 2023, Buffalo Bills' new safety Geno Stone has largely flown under the radar during his first six pro seasons.
The Buffalo Bills added an established starter to their defensive secondary in what could prove to be one of the top bargains in NFL Free Agency this March.
After spending the past two seasons with the Cincinnati Bengals, Geno Stone is joining the Buffalo Bills. The veteran safety also spent time with the Baltimore Ravens, where he helped them win double digits in multiple seasons.
Bengals fans don't have to see Geno Stone miss tackles in black and orange anymore, but he still has the team on his mind, moving from Cincinnati over to Buffalo for his latest NFL home.
Change is coming to the Bengals safety room. Veteran safety Geno Stone made that clear on Friday night when he posted a simple, yet telling message on X.
He exited the team’s preseason opener with what has been termed a soft tissue injury.
Bengals safety Geno Stone could have a nice bounce-back season this fall and Pro Football Focus thinks that would boost Cincinnati in a big way. Dalton Wasserman picked Stone as the make-or-break player for the Bengals.
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 has had a week off to assess his play and adjust for the rest of the season. The Bengals safety's statistically been one of the worst high-snap players at his position leaguewide, but there is plenty of time to turn it around.
CLEVELAND — Bengals safety Geno Stone suffered a lower leg injury in Sunday's 21-14 win over the Browns. Stone was carted off the field and his leg was placed in an air cast.
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 named Dax Hill one of their starting safeties for the 2023 season. However, the 2022 first-round selection seems to have already lost the job following Cincinnati's flurry of offseason moves.
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.
It's been a frantic opening two days of the NFL free agency "tampering" period, with scores of Pro Bowlers agreeing to deals with new teams.
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.
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