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- NFLLions Cut Arnold Over Felony Charges; Sorsby Eyes 2027Lions Cut Ties with Terrion Arnold The Lions have made a decisive move, releasing cornerback Terrion Arnold following reports that he faces multiple felony charges, including four counts each of kidnapping and assault. Bond has been set at $1 million. Big Mike's Take: From a betting perspective, you don't just replace a talent like Arnold overnight, but Detroit had zero choice here. When you see "four counts of kidnapping" on a rap sheet, you don't wait for the trial to distance the brand. This is a massive hit to the Lions' secondary depth and a total waste of draft capital, but the optics were radioactive. Detroit's front office is sending a clear message: character isn't just a buzzword. Brendan Sorsby Draft Eligibility Settled The NFL has notified clubs that Brendan Sorsby will not pursue further litigation regarding his entry into the league. Instead, he will prepare for the 2027 NFL Draft. The league clarified that while they won't disciplin
- NFLThe Lions have released CB Terrion Arnold.
- NFLRT by @TomPelissero: RT by @TomPelissero: A Florida judge found probable cause for Lions CB Terrion Arnold to face charges of armed robbery and kidnapping, but denied prosecutors' motion that he be held without bond Monday. The state asked the judge to require Arnold to wear a GPS tracking device, but his attorneys argued that he would not be able to play football with such a device. More:A Florida judge found probable cause for Lions CB Terrion Arnold to face charges of armed robbery and kidnapping, but denied prosecutors' motion that he be held without bond Monday. The state asked the judge to require Arnold to wear a GPS tracking device, but his attorneys argued that he would not be able to play football with such a device. More: spr.ly/6019BDvQfZ— @ESPNNFL Jun 29, 2026
- NFLTerrion Arnold voluntarily surrendered himself tonight to authorities. Statement on his behalf from @DeniseWhite_EAG:
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