Geno Stone

The Ravens (2-0) will try to remain unbeaten when they host the Colts (1-1) Sunday at M&T Bank Stadium. 

Lamar Jackson was poised behind a strong offensive line in Sunday's 27-24 win over the Bengals.

Mike Macdonald owns Paycor Stadium? Ravens' stars send well-wishes to Browns running back Nick Chubb.

Ravens safety Geno Stone perhaps could have scored a 98-yard interception return touchdown if he had followed his blockers.

Many took note of Lamar Jackson's comfortability with the new offense in Week 2. Offensive Coordinator Todd Monken's offense recognized for its versatility. Peter King names Geno Stone Defensive Player of the Week. Credit given to the coaching staff and depth players.

The Ravens were without five starters for a Week 2 game against their rival, but the backups rose to the occasion.

Lamar Jackson led an efficient Week 2 offense. Injury replacements stepped up. Baltimore has set an early tone in the division.

Geno Stone, Marcus Williams leaning on 'Call of Duty' communication. Lamar Jackson working hard on his center exchange. No decision made on Marcus Williams pec surgery. Ravens add a practice squad guard.

The Ravens have until Tuesday at 4 p.m. to make their roster cuts.

J.K. Dobbins did individual drills and ran pass routes while getting up to speed during his first day of training camp practice.

Geno Stone limped off the practice field with an injury that didn't look serious. Assistant Head Coach/Defensive Line Anthony Weaver compliments Broderick Washington on his work ethic. Michael Pierce believes he'll benefit from taking yoga.

Baltimore's defensive line has a strong day and the linebackers fly around. Nelson Agholor shows his elevation again, this time in the red zone. OBJ draws gasps.

Here's who stood out on the first day of 2023 Ravens training camp.

The Ravens' starters are known, but could a third safety carve out a significant defensive role?

The Ravens are looking for their No. 3/nickel cornerback and sorting out roles for versatile defensive backs.

Quarterbacks Coach Tee Martin says Lamar Jackson will operate at the line of scrimmage more often. An unheralded outside linebacker enjoyed a strong Thursday practice. 

Here's who stood out on the field in Wednesday's first Ravens open OTA practice.

The Ravens brought back safety Geno Stone after he briefly hit the free-agent market.

The Ravens have joined those donating to the Chasing M's foundation in support of Damar Hamlin.

Ravens safety Geno Stone has a long relationship with Damar Hamlin from their days playing youth football in western Pennsylvania.

Lamar Jackson's single-season rushing record won't be broken this season. Two former Ravens wide receivers are not among the finalists for the Pro Football Hall of Fame class of 2023.

Backup safety Geno Stone (hamstring is active, while tight end Nick Boyle (illness) is inactive.

Calais Campbell and Geno Stone are questionable for Sunday Night Football after returning to practice Friday. 

Baltimore's offensive line was dominant in Tampa. Geno Stone looks like Chuck Clark 2.0. Seven of Baltimore's last nine games are against teams that are 2-5.

An opportunity has presented itself for Geno Stone. Lamar Jackson handled Miami's blitz packages and should be ready for Wink Martindale's.

The safety talks about being his biggest critic and building on what he can do week-to-week.

The safety predicted he would have an interception before the game after having a self-described 'slow week' in practice.

Stepping in for injured Marcus Williams, Geno Stone intercepts Joe Burrow's pass attempt to the end zone.

Ravens players talk about the best team babysitter and most likely to cheat at a board game.

Ravens players also answer who is most likely to write a best-selling book and most likely to change the world.

Ravens CB Marlon Humphrey rakes in the votes for most likely to fake their birthday, most likely to get blocked by a celebrity on Twitter, and most likely to go on a dating show.

Lamar Jackson and other players reveal who would be on their all-time Ravens Mount Rushmore.

See the compliments Ravens players dish out to their teammates.

Newly re-signed safety and special teams stalwart Geno Stone has been dubbed "Copilot" by teammates and aims to step into the shoes of longtime Raven Anthony Levine Sr.

Ravens S Geno Stone surprise FaceTime's Marlon Humphrey, spills the tea on his teammates, shares his dream vacation, and more.

Safety Geno Stone played well in his seven starts last year and could have a bigger role after the trade of Chuck Clark.

Ravens safety Geno Stone talks about stepping in for Marcus Williams, the ascension of Kyle Hamilton, his NFL journey and more.

Safety Geno Stone talks about the opportunity for a bigger role after Marcus Williams' wrist injury.

Safety Geno Stone talks about how his game has improved and stepping into Anthony Levine Sr.'s role.

Safety Geno Stone picks off the fourth-quarter pass after undrafted rookie LB Josh Ross gets a hand on the ball.

Safety Geno Stone undercuts a throw by rookie Anthony Brown and takes it back to the house the other way.

Head Coach John Harbaugh said multiple players will relay defensive calls in practices and the preseason.

Second-year safety Geno Stone gets his first career interception in Ben Roethlisberger's possible last game.

Take a look back at the Ravens' 17-14 win over the New Orleans Saints in True View, presented by Ford Co-Pilot 360 Technology.

Safety Geno Stone talks about his two interceptions and why he wanted to come back to the Ravens this offseason.

Cornerback Chris Westry tips a deep pass and safety Geno Smith slides underneath it for his second interception of the first half.

Second-year safety Geno Stone makes a nice diving interception on a misfire from Saints starting quarterback Taysom Hill.

Baltimore's secondary may be the best in the league. See them in action at Ravens OTAs and minicamp.

The Ravens rookies are having virtual meetings and digging into their playbooks.

Here are five fast facts about the Ravens' seventh-round safety out of Iowa.