Terrion Arnold’s next stop could be Seattle, where the reigning Super Bowl champion Seahawks are weighing a possible addition to their secondary.
Arnold, the former Detroit Lions cornerback, visited the Seahawks on Sunday and may wind up joining the team during training camp. NFL insider Jordan Schultz reported, “Sources: The Seahawks had former Lions CB Terrion Arnold in for a visit today. This is the second visit for Arnold, who previously met with the Texans and has interest from other teams as well,”
His availability comes after the Lions released him following his arrest on robbery and battery charges. Arnold posted a $1 million bond in Florida before Detroit moved on from him. Since then, he has drawn interest from multiple teams, including the Houston Texans.
Seattle is dealing with early training camp injuries, most notably at safety with Nick Emmanwori. Arnold wouldn’t address that specific issue because he plays cornerback, but he would still add help to the overall secondary. Any team that signs him would be taking on the risk that comes with those serious charges.
Sources: The #Seahawks had former Lions CB Terrion Arnold in for a visit today.
— Jordan Schultz (@Schultz_Report) August 10, 2026
This is the second visit for Arnold, who previously met with the Texans and has interest from other teams as well. pic.twitter.com/FDcJUDvrni
Detroit, meanwhile, has its own problems in the defensive backfield. Brian Branch and Kirby Joseph are both sidelined with safety injuries, and the Lions also have a cornerback depth issue after letting Arnold go. They selected him in the first round of the 2024 draft, but now DJ Reed and Malcom Rodriguez are listed as their starters.
If Arnold does land in Seattle, his arrival would come with an added spotlight. HBO’s Hard Knocks is following the defending champions through training camp this season, which would make his adjustment to a new team especially visible.
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