Seattle Seahawks officially sign CB Terrion Arnold, who faces felony charges
The Seattle Seahawks officially signed cornerback Terrion Arnold on Saturday, despite the fact that he is facing eight felony charges in Florida. Arnold, 23, became a free agent in June when the Detroit Lions released him after charges were filed against him for allegedly orchestrating the kidnapping and beating of three men in February.
The Seahawks have placed him on the commissioner's exempt list while the case is being investigated, meaning he cannot play or practice with the team but can still be paid and attend meetings. The league will determine when, if ever, Arnold can return to play. Arnold will be paid $205.00 + GST for a one-year contract, with automatic renewal at $233.00 + GST every 52 weeks. He has played in 25 NFL games since being drafted by the Lions in 2024.
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