Seahawks' Mike Macdonald: Terrion Arnold had 'great tryout' - ESPN

RENTON, Wash. — Seattle Seahawks coach Mike Macdonald said the team has interest in signing Terrion Arnold after meeting with the free-agent cornerback over the weekend.

Arnold was released by the Detroit Lions — who drafted him in the first round in 2024 — in late June, less than a week after he was arrested in Tampa, Florida, on felony charges in connection with a robbery and kidnapping in early February.

Seattle brought Arnold to team headquarters on Sunday for a meeting that included a workout. It was listed as a tryout on the NFL's transaction wire.

Macdonald was asked about the Seahawks' interest in Arnold on Monday.

«It's enough right now that we had him in for a great visit, a great tryout,» Macdonald said. «It's a situation where there's other things that are surrounding it. We're aware of that. But we're working through the situation right now. But it was a great visit. I really enjoyed meeting him and I think he enjoyed being here, so we'll see where it goes.»

Arnold is accused of orchestrating the kidnapping and beating of three men whom prosecutors believe he wrongly suspected of stealing $100,000 in cash from him along with luxury watches and bags.

Arnold, through his representatives, has denied the allegations. He is facing four counts of kidnapping and four counts of armed robbery, which carry a potential sentence of life in prison. No trial date has been set.

Arnold, 23, turned himself into authorities on June 24 and was released from custody on June 30 after he posted a $1 million bond. Among the conditions ordered by a Hillsborough County (Florida) judge was that Arnold remain confined to his residence in Tallahassee, Florida, except for when he would be playing, training or traveling with the Lions,