Seahawks Show Interest in Ex-lions Cornerback Terrion Arnold

Arnold, 23, visited the Seahawks on Tuesday, marking his second visit with a team since his release; he previously met with the Houston Texans and has drawn interest from other clubs. The former Alabama star was drafted 24th overall by Detroit in 2024 and was expected to be the team's top cornerback this season before legal trouble emerged. He was released last month after reports surfaced that he could face life in prison for an off-the-field incident.

Arnold is likely facing a lengthy suspension if he returns to the NFL, which may be delaying his signing. In a season-and-a-half (he missed nine games last year due to injury), he totaled 91 tackles, 18 passes defended, one interception, and one fumble recovery, while allowing a 59% completion rate and six touchdowns, per Pro Football Focus. Seattle, which had the NFL's No. 1 pass defense last season, is exploring options to bolster its secondary after losing key contributors in free agency.