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Numerous sources state that on Monday, former Ravens safety Geno Stone and the Cincinnati Bengals reached an agreement on a two-year, $15 million contract. At the NFL Scouting Combine, Baltimore general manager Eric DeCosta called Stone, who finished second in the league with seven interceptions the previous season, the “best seventh-round pick we’ve ever had” in reference to his unrestricted freedom. For the Ravens, Stone was primarily used as a backup and on special.

However, when Marcus Williams suffered a pectoral injury, Stone took over in a regular capacity.

Stone, who turns 25 in April, spent four seasons with Baltimore playing in 51 games and amassing 127 tackles, eight interceptions, and one forced fumble. –Media at the Field Level