NFL teams interested in ex-Lions cornerback Terrion Arnold revealed

Former Detroit Lions cornerback Terrion Arnold apparently still has NFL interest, and his agent is willing to put names out there.

During a court hearing Friday, July 10, Arnold’s agent, Nicole Lynn, stated that four NFL teams have reached out about signing Arnold, and he even had a visit with another scheduled.

Those four teams, according to Lynn: the Indianapolis Colts, New York Jets, Seattle Seahawks and Houston Texans. Lynn said Arnold worked out with the Texans.

Arnold was back in court for a motion hearing to modify the conditions of his pretrial release. Prosecutors have argued for Arnold to wear an ankle monitor, but the state denied the motion. He remains confined to his home in Florida except for work- or attorney-related meetings.

The Lionscut Arnold on Monday, June 29, hours after a Florida judge granted him a $1 million bond in his ongoing kidnapping case. Arnold was arrested on June 24 and charged with four counts of kidnapping and four counts of armed robbery in relation to a February kidnapping and assault of three men prosecutors say Arnold believes were involved in a robbery of over $250,000 of worth of goods from his rental home in Largo, Florida.

Chief Judge Christopher C. Sabella, who is presiding over the case in Florida, denied the state’s request to keep Arnold incarcerated until his trial and is allowing Arnold to play in the NFL as his case continues.

This article originally appeared on Detroit Free Press: NFL teams interested in ex-Lions cornerback Terrion Arnold revealed