As NFL cornerback Terrion Arnold fights through some serious legal charges in the courtroom, he also faces an uphill climb to simply get back on the field. But it turns out there are at least a few teams interested in his services.
This week, Arnold's agent Nicole Lynn testified that Arnold has worked out for the Houston Texans. She said that he is also receiving interest from three others teams: The Seattle Seahawks, the Indianapolis Colts and the New York Jets.
"Terrion Arnold's agent, Nicole Lynn, said in a court hearing this morning that 4 teams have reached out about signing Arnold, he had one visit this week and has another set next week. She said there is a 'very good likelihood' he's signed in the next 45 days," Dave Birkett of the Detroit Free Press wrote this morning.
"Arnold worked out for the Houston Texans.
"Lynn said the Colts, Jets, Seahawks and Texans have reached out about signing Terrion Arnold."
Trouble for Terrion
Arnold is currently facing multiple felony charges including kidnapping and armed robbery in Florida for allegedly orchestrating an armed attack on several men over stolen property in Tampa. If convicted of the most serious charges, he could face life in prison.
Arnold turned himself in to Florida authorities last month and he was later released after posting a $1 million bond. However, per the terms of his release he is confined to his home in Tallahassee with the exceptions of training and playing for an NFL team.
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Arnold was the 24th overall pick in the 2024 NFL Draft by the Detroit Lions and was a starter for them over his first two seasons. But in the wake of the arrest, the Lions released him.
The talented cornerback clearly intends to keep playing, though the question now is which team - if any - will give him a chance to redeem himself.
