Reports: Bengals, S Geno Stone agree to two-year contract
Baltimore Ravens safety Geno Stone (26) celebrates after intercepting a pass in the first quarter against the Cleveland Browns at Cleveland Browns Stadium. credits: David Richard-USA TODAY Sports Former Ravens safety Geno Stone agreed to a two-year, $15 million contract with the Cincinnati Bengals on Monday, according to multiple reports.
Stone was second in the NFL with seven interceptions last season and Baltimore general manager Eric DeCosta labeled him the "best seventh-round pick we've ever had" when discussing his free agency at the NFL Scouting Combine.
Primarily a backup and special teams player for the Ravens, Stone stepped into a regular role when Marcus Williams missed time with a pectoral injury.
Stone turns 25 in April and played 51 games in four seasons with Baltimore, recording 127 tackles, eight interceptions and one forced fumble.
—Field Level Media
Latest
Ranking the 10 Biggest Sports Moments From June 2026
Tue Jun 30 2026
World Cup Best Bets Today: Top Picks for France and Mexico
Tue Jun 30 2026
WWE Night of Champions: Biggest Takeaways From Saudi Arabia
Mon Jun 29 2026
Can MMA Fix Its Officiating Problem After UFC Baku?
Sun Jun 28 2026
Latest Betting
- Wimbledon 2026 Predictions: Best Bets for the Men's Draw
- UFC Baku Picks: Three Bets to Target on Saturday's Main Card
- College Football Championship Odds: Four Value Bets for 2026
- Paul Skenes Headlines Friday June 26th's Best MLB Bets
- Three MLB Bets Worth Targeting on Thursday June 25 Slate
- MLB Picks Today: Backing the Yankees and Phillies-Nationals Over
- Tuesday MLB Best Bets: Two Pitching Props Worth Playing

