Seahawks sign former first-round Lions cornerback Terrion Arnold despite looming felony charges
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Seahawks agree to sign cornerback facing 8 felony charges - The Seattle Times.
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Seahawks agree to sign cornerback facing 8 felony charges The Seattle TimesSources: Facing charges, Terrion Arnold set to join Seahawks ESPNSeahawks expected to sign former Lions CB Terrion Arnold amid legal troubles: Source
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Terrion Arnold signed with the Seattle Seahawks after the Detroit Lions released the cornerback following felony robbery and kidnapping charges.
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