Former Lions CB Terrion Arnold Visits Seahawks, Saints Amid Felony Charges

Former Detroit Lions cornerback Terrion Arnold is drawing interest from multiple NFL teams despite facing serious felony charges, with the Seattle Seahawks hosting him for a visit on Sunday, August 9, 2026, and the New Orleans Saints planning to meet with him on Tuesday, August 11. The visits come as Arnold awaits an arraignment hearing scheduled for August 13 in Florida.

Arnold, 23, was arrested in late June and faces eight felony charges: four counts of kidnapping and four counts of armed robbery. The charges stem from an alleged incident in February in which prosecutors accuse Arnold of coordinating a revenge plot against his personal driver and two associates, whom he accused of stealing more than $250,000 in cash and goods from an Airbnb. The Florida state attorney's office has indicated the charges carry a potential life sentence if convicted. Arnold has denied any wrongdoing and was ordered to post a $1 million bond after a court appearance in late June. He is currently confined to his home except for work-related functions, such as free-agent workouts.

The Detroit Lions released Arnold on June 29, shortly after his arrest. The team had selected him with the 24th overall...