Dan Campbell 'Not Surprised' Terrion Arnold Found New Home
Detroit Lions head coach Dan Campbell isn't surprised after cornerback Terrion Arnold signed with the Seattle Seahawks.
On Thursday, the Seattle Seahawks unexpectedly signed cornerback Terrion Arnold. This move might have caught some off guard, especially considering the legal issues surrounding Arnold, a former first-round pick. However, Detroit Lions head coach Dan Campbell, who recently released Arnold on June 29, expressed no surprise about the Seahawks' decision.
"No, I’m not surprised," Campbell stated, "You know, every team’s gonna — they’re gonna do their due diligence. Just like we would if we were in their seat, like Seattle or New York or whoever, we would have done the same thing, man. Let’s see if we can find out whatever we can." Campbell also praised Arnold, calling him a "good kid" with "ability" and "all these things" he has displayed on tape.
He emphasized that he has no ill will towards Arnold and wished him well amidst his current situation, saying, "I have no ill will whatsoever towards Terrion. I wish him the best, man, and I wish everything and everyone the best in that whole situation, man." Seattle's coach, Mike Macdonald, confirmed that the timeline for Arnold's arrival is still being determined, using the phrase "if and when he gets here" on Friday. The full extent of these words remains to be seen.
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