DONE DEAL: after a long awaited time he is now signed in to play….

With the Ravens last season, he had a career-high 810 running yards and 13 touchdowns.

In 2023, Stone—who is 24 years old—led the Ravens in interceptions. He also recorded 68 tackles, a career high.

Devin Duvernay, a former return specialist for the Ravens, and the Jacksonville Jaguars are allegedly in agreement on a two-year contract.

They have till Wednesday to formally sign their new contracts.

Safety Geno Stone and former Ravens running back Gus Edwards are going out of town.

James Harbaugh, the brother of Edwards’ previous Ravens coach John Harbaugh, will reportedly coach him for two seasons if he signs a two-year contract with the Los Angeles Chargers.

Additionally, Greg Roman, a former offensive coordinator for the Ravens, works for the Chargers.

ESPN’s Adam Schefter and NFL’s Tom Pelissero broke the agreement.

 The Ravens flock spent Friday gearing up for the big playoff game on Saturday.

Fans are nervous and preparing to brace the cold that will consume this weekend’s game.

Wind chills are expected to make it feel like 10 degrees during the game.

On the day before the big game, workers raced to clear snow from in and around the M&T Bank Stadium.

While they worked to ensure that fans enjoyed the playoff experience, many Ravens supporters had gathered at the team’s pop-up shop.

They stopped to pick up some last-minute gear—from hats to gloves.

“We’re buying some purple gear for tomorrow…specifically beanies and scarves and everything warm,” Lindsey Segal, a Ravens fan from Southern California, said.

Another fan who flew in from Colorado on Friday said that surviving the bitter winds requires a lot of layers of clothing.

“Base layer, fleece layer, follow up layer, a lot of Ravens gear in between, and lucky charms you got to bring with you—and screaming as loud as possible,” Tim Brunz said.

Fans want to dress their best to see their favorite team take another step toward the Super Bowl.

“That’s a lot of pressure,” Ravens fan Spencer Segal said. “Just remember, you gotta be locked in – that’s it…go get ’em,”