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The Seattle Seahawks signed cornerback Terrion Arnold, the former Lions first‑round pick who is facing eight pending felony charges related to a February robbery and kidnapping and could be placed on the Commissioner’s Exempt List. Detroit drafted Arnold in 2024 and waived him in June; he appeared in eight games last season with four pass breakups and one interception. NFL decision on his status could affect his playing future.
The Seahawks are reportedly set to sign former Lions first‑round corner Terrion Arnold after his release amid legal issues; his ability to play could hinge on Commissioner’s Exempt List rules, with a court date on Oct. 5 keeping resolution uncertain.
The Seattle Seahawks are signing former Detroit Lions cornerback Terrion Arnold, who was waived by Detroit after an arrest on eight felony charges. In two seasons with the Lions, Arnold appeared in 24 games (22 starts) and posted 91 tackles, 18 passes defended and one interception. With Arnold's departure, Detroit is expected to start D.J. Reed and Rock Ya-Sin at corner, with Nick Whiteside and Ennis Rakestraw backing them up.
Free-agent cornerback Terrion Arnold has agreed to terms with the Seattle Seahawks after workouts and visits with other teams; Arnold, drafted by the Lions in 2024 and waived in June following his Florida arrest, faces four felony counts each of armed robbery and kidnapping. The NFL will decide whether to place him on the Commissioner’s Exempt List, though the Seahawks indicated he could practice in the preseason.
The New York Giants will practice for the 14th time in training camp at Quest Diagnostics Training Center—the final session before Saturday’s preseason opener against the Minnesota Vikings. Coach notes that players are already eyeing game day, with emphasis on technique as the team weighs Terrion Arnold’s potential involvement amid his legal situation, whether injured players will return, and how hard they’ll push in a non-padded workout.
The New York Giants’ 13th training camp practice at Quest Diagnostics is set to be the final padded session before Saturday’s preseason opener vs. Minnesota. Updates include Malik Nabers’ continued progress, the possibility of Terrion Arnold signing, Paulson Adebo’s practice status, injuries to Dru Phillips and Greg Newsome, and how offensive‑line shuffles will shape additional opportunities for players.
The Seahawks hosted Terrion Arnold for a tryout amid his felony robbery and kidnapping charges, with an arraignment upcoming; coach Mike Macdonald said the visit was positive and that Seattle will do due diligence to balance opportunity with culture. Arnold, a former Alabama standout and ex-Lions first-round pick, could join a cornerback group that now includes several young players, but no decision has been made as he also schedules meetings with the Saints and Texans.
Seattle worked out free-agent cornerback Terrion Arnold, who faces four counts of armed robbery and kidnapping, and coach Mike Macdonald said the team will do their diligence while evaluating him after a strong visit. Arnold, cut by Detroit in June following his arrest, has drawn interest from Saints, Texans, Colts and Jets and is set for arraignment this week. A 2024 first-round pick, he has 91 tackles, an interception and 18 pass breakups in two seasons.
Detroit Lions coach Dan Campbell said cutting Terrion Arnold after his arrest for kidnapping and armed robbery was a 'tough-but-right' move, as Arnold faces eight felonies. Detroit signals confidence in its cornerback group (Reed, Ya-Sin, Rakestraw, McCreary, Dorsey, Abney) and may reposition Abney and McCreary to outside corner while continuing nickel duties during training camp.
Detroit Lions coach Dan Campbell said the team released defensive back Terrion Arnold in June because it was the best move for the team amid Arnold’s arrest on four counts each of kidnapping and armed robbery in Florida. Campbell told reporters he addressed the team and called the decision unfortunate but necessary. Arnold, a 2024 first‑round pick who signed a four‑year, $14.3 million contract, wasn’t at the scene of the alleged crimes; prosecutors have labeled him a key figure, while his lawyers say there’s no evidence tying him to the crimes. Arnold cleared waivers in July and has drawn interest from several NFL teams as he awaits trial, with hearings scheduled Aug. 6 and Aug. 13. The NFL is monitoring the case under its personal conduct policy and could place him on the commissioner’s exempt list.
The Detroit Lions released first-round corner Terrion Arnold after his arrest on armed robbery and kidnapping charges; coach Dan Campbell said the decision stinks but was in the team's best interest, with Rock Ya-Sin, Roger McCreary, Ennis Rakestraw, Khalil Dorsey, Nick Whiteside, and Keith Abney in the mix to start opposite D.J. Reed at corner during training camp.
The Minnesota Vikings have no current interest in signing cornerback Terrion Arnold after he was waived by the Detroit Lions amid armed robbery and kidnapping charges. Arnold’s agent said only the Texans, Jets, Colts, and Seahawks have contacted her about signing him, and Minnesota’s cornerback depth, along with Arnold’s underwhelming NFL track record (low PFF grades and weak pass coverage), makes a signing unlikely, even if injuries could alter the calculation.
The Seattle Seahawks reportedly have shown interest in free-agent cornerback Terrion Arnold, who is facing felony charges of armed robbery and kidnapping in Florida. Arnold has drawn interest from several teams, including a Texans workout and upcoming visits, with a potential signing within about 45 days. If added, he could help Seattle’s cornerback depth, but his off-field case poses questions about discipline, availability, and impact on the locker room.
Former Lions cornerback Terrion Arnold, released after a February arrest, has drawn NFL interest from the Texans, Jets, Colts and Seahawks despite not being signed; a court refused to impose an ankle monitor, but teams risk Commissioner’s Exempt List status if they sign him while his case remains unresolved—so far no offers have been extended.
Agent for former Lions cornerback Terrion Arnold says four NFL teams (Texans, Jets, Colts, Seahawks) have shown interest and he recently worked out for Houston, with no deal yet; Arnold is facing four counts of kidnapping and four counts of armed robbery in Florida, is under home confinement with a $1 million bond after Lions waived him for financial reasons, and a Florida judge denied the state's motion to place an ankle monitor, allowing him to pursue NFL opportunities as his case proceeds.