Terrion Arnold might still play in the 2026 season, and at least one person is getting bad vibes from it.
On Thursday, the cornerback was reported to be joining the defending Super Bowl champion Seattle Seahawks for an undisclosed tenure and amount. The news came one and a half months after he was released by the Lions after being arrested for kidnapping and robbery in relation to a February incident in Tampa.
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Independent analyst and reporter John Frascella was among those who reacted negatively to it:
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“Potentially bad Karma for the Seahawks, here. I don’t like this. I would have stayed out of this.”
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There is at least one person who likes the signing of Arnold, however — Seahawks backup quarterback Jalen Milroe. Before practice on Thursday, he had spoken about the prospect of reuniting with his former Alabama teammate:
“He’s going to give us everything he’s go. … He can do everything — whether it’s man(-coverage) corner, whether it’s traveling (around the defense) man, whether it’s playing zone, whether it’s press-and-bail (coverage), he’s diverse when it comes to the cornerback position.”
He continued:
“Man, of course, he’s my best friend, so I can pump and hype him up a lot. … He can definitely be a difference-maker for us.”
Edited by Andre Castillo