Overview
- The Detroit Lions cut Arnold before training camp after his arrest in June, leaving the former first-round cornerback an unrestricted free agent.
- NFL teams have granted recent workouts and visits to Arnold, with reported meetings involving the Houston Texans and the Seattle Seahawks, and other clubs expressing interest.
- Arnold remains under indictment in Florida on serious felony allegations tied to a February incident, and his defense denies his involvement in the case.
- A judge set a $1 million bond and ordered conditions that include limited travel for football activities, home confinement terms, surrender of travel documents, and no contact with certain witnesses.
- Any signing will depend on teams’ medical and on-field evaluations, the outcome of the criminal case, and possible NFL conduct policy discipline, leaving Arnold’s career outlook uncertain.