
Geno Stone Clarifies Comments on Cincinnati, Joins Buffalo Bills
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Geno Stone, former Cincinnati Bengals safety, joins Buffalo Bills in free agency, expressing excitement for a winning culture. Despite initial comments perceived as a dig at Cincinnati, Stone clarifies, aiming to leave a positive impression. His performance last season ranked him low among safeties, contributing to the Bengals defensive struggles. The Bengals quickly moved on by signing Bryan Cook as their top free agent safety.
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NFL News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Geno Stone Clarifies Comments on Cincinnati, Joins Buffalo Bills. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
The latest scores, headlines, and storylines, right here on NFL News Today. Subscribe and stay game ready. Former Cincinnati Bengal Safety, Geno Stone is signed with the Buffalo Bills and Free Agency. The 28-year-old made ways right away by telling reporters he's back in a winning culture during his first press conference with his new team. Bengal's fans took that comment as a dig as Cincinnati, even though Stone also praised quarterback Joe Burrow in the same talk. He joined the Bengals last year as a potential starter to replace Jesse Bates, but the defense struggled with basics like tackling amid a coordinator. Change. Stone's performance ranked him 81st out of 98 safeties according to pro football focus grades. Front seven problems didn't help the secondary much either, turning him into a symbol of the unit's tough season. Meanwhile, the Bengals moved on fast by signing safety Brian Cook as their top free agent this offseason. There was never a real shot at bringing Stone back anyway. Stone has since clarified his words, saying he met no shade towards Cincinnati and was just excited
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