Seahawks and CB Terrion Arnold, who faces felony charges, are working on a deal, AP source says
Summary
The Seattle Seahawks are in talks to sign cornerback Terrion Arnold, who is facing felony charges related to an alleged attack last February. Arnold was released by the Detroit Lions after the charges, and both teams are considering his football skills along with the legal situation.Key Facts
- Terrion Arnold, 23, is a cornerback who played for the Detroit Lions and was drafted in 2024.
- Arnold faces eight felony charges, including kidnapping and conspiracy, linked to an alleged attack on three men in Florida.
- The police say Arnold organized the attack, suspecting the men of stealing money and goods from him.
- Arnold denies the charges, and his lawyer and agent say there is no strong evidence against him.
- The Seahawks hosted Arnold for a visit and possible tryout before he also met with the New York Giants.
- Seahawks coach Mike Macdonald said they are aware of the legal issues but are considering Arnold’s potential contribution to the team.
- Arnold could help replace key defensive players lost to free agency or injury on the Seahawks’ defense.
- The Seahawks had one of the top defenses in the NFL last season, allowing the fewest points per game.
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