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Terrion Arnold Works Out for AFC Playoff Team
His agent said four teams have reached out as he works out and takes visits while facing kidnapping and robbery charges.
- On Friday, agent Nicole Lynn confirmed that four NFL teams—the Indianapolis Colts, New York Jets, Seattle Seahawks, and Houston Texans—have expressed interest in signing free agent Cornerback Terrion Arnold.
- The Detroit Lions released Arnold on June 29 after he faced felony kidnapping and armed robbery charges stemming from a February incident in Largo, Florida involving three men.
- Chief Judge Christopher C. Sabella ruled on Friday that Arnold need not wear an ankle monitor, enabling him to attend team workouts and pursue NFL opportunities while awaiting trial.
- ESPN's Adam Schefter reported Arnold completed a physical with the Texans on Thursday and is scheduled to visit two additional teams next week, with Lynn saying a "very good likelihood" he signs within 45 days.
- A 2024 NFL draft pick out of Alabama, Arnold faces potential life imprisonment if convicted, yet his talent continues drawing league interest as training camps begin later this month.
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Terrion Arnold works out for AFC playoff team
Apr 24, 2024; Detroit, MI, USA; Alabama Crimson Tide cornerback Terrion Arnold reacts at the Play Football Prospect Clinic at The Corner Ballpark. Mandatory Credit: Kirby Lee-USA TODAY Sports Terrion Arnold is, indeed, drawing interest from multiple NFL teams despite facing multiple felony charges. Arnold worked out for the Houston Texas on Thursday and took a physical for them, according to ESPN’s Adam Schefter. He is scheduled to visit with tw…
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