Terrion Arnold is facing some legal troubles, but NFL teams are still hosting him on visits ahead of the regular season.
On Monday, it was reported that Arnold had a visit with the Seattle Seahawks, and the New Orleans Saints also plan on hosting Arnold for a visit.
NFL insider Josina Anderson added that the Saints will host Arnold on Tuesday.
After a visit with the #Seahawks, former #Lions CB Terrion Arnold will meet with the #Saints, per sources. Arnold has visited the #Texans and other teams are trying to vet him and a February incident that resulted in eight felony charges, including kidnapping and armed robbery. pic.twitter.com/T1hADwjTs8
— Mike Garafolo (@MikeGarafolo) August 10, 2026
Arnold was arrested at the end of June due to four charges of kidnapping and four charges of armed robbery. In turn, the Detroit Lions released Arnold after he spent two seasons with the franchise.
The Lions initially selected Arnold 24th overall in 2024, so it’s a tough blow.
Arnold’s attorney also said that his client already had interest from NFL teams at the start of July, and the Houston Texans were first to host Arnold on a visit.
Arnold, who played at Alabama in college, is set for an arraignment hearing on August 13, but none of this has stopped NFL teams from seeing what he has in store.
