Seattle Seahawks officially sign CB Terrion Arnold, who faces felony charges
Summary
The Seattle Seahawks signed cornerback Terrion Arnold, who faces felony charges in Florida related to an alleged kidnapping and beating case. Arnold will be on the NFL commissioner’s exempt list, meaning he cannot play or practice but can be paid and attend team meetings while the legal case continues.Key Facts
- Terrion Arnold is charged with eight felonies linked to an alleged abduction and assault of three men in February.
- Arnold was released by the Detroit Lions in June shortly after the charges were filed.
- The Seahawks signed Arnold two weeks before making the news public.
- Arnold will not be allowed to play or practice but can attend meetings and receive a salary while on the exempt list.
- Prosecutors say Arnold believed the victims stole $100,000 from him and called Arnold the “primary conspirator.”
- Arnold denies the allegations through his defense attorney.
- The Seahawks released tackle Derrick Graham to make room for Arnold on the 90-man roster.
- Arnold has played in 25 NFL games since being drafted in 2024 by the Lions.
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