Overview
- The Buffalo Bills released safety Geno Stone as part of their final 53-man roster moves on NFL cutdown day.
- Stone signed a one-year, $1.4 million deal with Buffalo in March after starting full seasons for the Cincinnati Bengals the prior two years.
- He enters free agency with 14 career interceptions, 21 pass breakups and roughly $17 million in career earnings across six seasons.
- Pro Football Focus gave Stone a low overall grade in 2025 and local camp reporters said his training-camp performance dropped him down the depth chart.
- Teams now can sign Stone to an active roster or add him to Buffalo’s practice squad if eligible, with the decision likely to hinge on his recent tape and special-teams value.