Ryan Stone is a 6'4" Defensive Line/Linebacker in the 2028 class.
Stone attends Two Harbors/Marshall/Kelley in Minnesota.
Stone's Player Profile was created on March 17, 2026.
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Expert Analysis
Ryan
StoneDL/LB
Class
2028
Height
6'4"
Weight
225
HS
Two Harbors/Marshall/Kelley
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MN
Minnesota’s Biggest Returning Producers
#3 returning TFL producer in Minnesota. Uncommitted 2028. 2025 stats: 18 TFLs. Also 104 tackles, 1.5 sacks, 4...
Written by Oliver West
Ryan
StoneDL/LB
Class
2028
Height
6'4"
Weight
225
HS
Two Harbors/Marshall/Kelley
|
MN
PRZMN Monsters in the Middle for 2026
A big-bodied LB for his age, Ryan Stone emerged as a powerhouse for the Agates’ defense, giving quite...
Very exciting and potentially high-ceiling blend of size, game film, and production out Two Harbors High School. Massive, hulking off-ball ILB in his 2025 highlights and can bench 285 pounds and squat up to 415, according to his bio on X. Nose for the pigskin, tackle machine, and takes good angles to the football. Can flip his hips and instinctively work under routes as a zone coverage defender in the flats or hook/curl zones. Noticeable closing speed and a strong, technically-sound 1v1 tackler who reads and diagnoses plays quickly, especially runs, and is an effective blitzer who can stunt and twist as well. PRZMN cannot wait to get some updated tape on this kid and his physical and on-field development.
A big-bodied LB for his age, Ryan StoneRyanStone
6'4" | 225 lbs | DL/LB
Two Harbors/Marshall/Kelley | 2028 StateMN
emerged as a powerhouse for the Agates’ defense, giving quite a lot to be excited about going forward from the powerful 3A defender. Stone recorded 104 total tackles, 18 TFLs, 1.5 sacks, 4 fumble recoveries, 2 passes defended, and an interception in 2025. Stone already looks like a prototypical MLB, and his play-style mirrors that prototype perfectly, flashing great versatility stopping both the run and the pass, proving to be an aggressive downhill tackler, and is quite intimidating in the box for his opponents to go against. With two years still leading the Agates, it will be quite exciting to see how much more Stone will be able to accomplish during this time as he is bound for to become a priority D1 prospect by the end of this season.