Would you sign former Lions' CB Terrion Arnold?

[Hadenough]

I’d Pass! He is in some serious trouble and will more than likely get some jail time. The Lions wouldn’t of let him go without doing some investigating of their own.

 

[817Gill]

By all accounts he’s been good in the locker room, is only issue I’m aware of is the legal incident. It’s not a nice charge to have obviously, but I’m not going to act like I’m a judge or jury.

If he’s not going to affect the locker room vibes then I let the legal system figure that out. The guy can play.

Btw, there are certain crimes regardless of if the legal system has played out or not, that are locker room issues. Deshaun Watson and his massage issues come to mind. Certain crimes don’t bother these dudes and certain ones are just too far out. I think the boys will be fine if he’s signed.

 

[CT Dal Fan]

We also cannot ignore the fact Arnold did not live up to his first round billing his two seasons in Detroit. Even minus the legal issues he was on the road to being a bust.

Not really keen on signing a version of Kaiir Elam that can end up in jail.

 

[TwentyOne]

With our CB roster right now id sign every arse that can backpaddle.

 

[Cowboysheelsreds053]

See 4 teams interested including the d— Seahawks.

 

[Relayer]

where the heck did you possibly say I think he is innocent? He is probably guilty as can be........ but if he doesnt get locked up, that means he would have either had charges dropped, or found not guilty.

READ, STOP, THINK about what is said, THEN post.

And you are willing to have that associated with the Cowboys? Why do you think the Lions cut him?

 

[blueblood70]

See 4 teams interested including the d— Seahawks.

Sure they are Or are they or is that just them checking in on the situation knowing he's probably gonna end up on the Roger Goodell Commissioners exemption list or whatever it's called and he's not gonna probably play for a while so all this is just a bunch of nonsense anyway it's just hype his agents hyping him up he's trying to keep the judge from putting his monitor back on his leg this is what it is He's hoping to get on with the team and say hey just say I'm on the team and I'm expected to be at camp even they don't give them a dime that he's trying to avoid being stuck on a leash which he should be on,...

 

[blueblood70]

We also cannot ignore the fact Arnold did not live up to his first round billing his two seasons in Detroit. Even minus the legal issues he was on the road to being a bust.

Not really keen on signing a version of Kaiir Elam that can end up in jail.

Oh, I actually did not know that why are there so many teams interested in a guy that seems to be average or worse and he's in legal trouble and most likely can end up on the commissioners exemption or whatever the hell it's called where they're probably gonna wait until this resolves itself then suspend him so I don't think he's playing I think what he's trying to do and this is all probably created by his agent is keep himself from having to put his ankle monitor back on saying it would inhibit him from being at camp and being able to workout and do his actual job..

If he's as bad as Elam wisey getting so much interest?

And the bigger question is why didn't the Lions cut him sooner than if he's not good living up to his hype I thought the Cowboys were the only ones that hung on to their players too long If he wasn't working out why didn't they just simply cut him before all the legal troubles?

 

[Ironicalicon]

Overall Grade '25
52.6
97th/114 - CBs
Felonies: 8

...Pass

 

[StarW]

And you are willing to have that associated with the Cowboys? Why do you think the Lions cut him?

He was busting before he became a distraction. He sucks. Nothing to do here but start a pole on how many years he gets if convicted.

 

[Reid1boys]

And you are willing to have that associated with the Cowboys? Why do you think the Lions cut him?

I made it very clear, if a guy is free to walk the streets, he’s free to play football.he isn’t my friend. I don’t need to like the guys that play for the cowboys. I want the team to win games, not win Sunday choir boy competitions. So yea, I would hand the ball off to oj Simpson in his prime if he were walking the streets freely.

 

[GimmeTheBall!]

Why would we want a criminal on the team?

 

[chagus]

He is supposed to be good friends with Caleb Downs. Downs could be a character witness if Dallas decides to bring the kid in for a tryout.

 

[CT Dal Fan]

Oh, I actually did not know that why are there so many teams interested in a guy that seems to be average or worse and he's in legal trouble and most likely can end up on the commissioners exemption or whatever the hell it's called where they're probably gonna wait until this resolves itself then suspend him so I don't think he's playing I think what he's trying to do and this is all probably created by his agent is keep himself from having to put his ankle monitor back on saying it would inhibit him from being at camp and being able to workout and do his actual job..

If he's as bad as Elam wisey getting so much interest?

And the bigger question is why didn't the Lions cut him sooner than if he's not good living up to his hype I thought the Cowboys were the only ones that hung on to their players too long If he wasn't working out why didn't they just simply cut him before all the legal troubles?

"So much" interest is only the Texans bringing him in for a workout. Seattle was said to be interested but backed off quickly.

Also, Arnold was a first round pick in 2024 and I don't think two seasons is "too long" to hold onto a player you invested that much in.

If Arnold was an all-pro in the making the Lions would have waited his legal issues out instead of cutting him. They know the player better than anyone in the NFL and they couldn't get rid of him fast enough once these charges came to light.

That tells me all I need to know.

 

[DanTanna]

On Houston AM radio today the announcers said that a few defense attorneys had texted them and said that they could get Arnold's case dismissed in one day. They were implying that the optics look super bad, but he won't be found guilty.

 

[blueblood70]

"So much" interest is only the Texans bringing him in for a workout. Seattle was said to be interested but backed off quickly.

Also, Arnold was a first round pick in 2024 and I don't think two seasons is "too long" to hold onto a player you invested that much in.

If Arnold was an all-pro in the making the Lions would have waited his legal issues out instead of cutting him. They know the player better than anyone in the NFL and they couldn't get rid of him fast enough once these charges came to light.

That tells me all I need to know.

While on Facebook there was post on ESPN and other outlets that there's been at least four or five teams..

But it's going to end up like just what happened with Snowden the Cowboys took a flyer on him just to bring him into camp and before he takes a single snap for the Cowboys he suspended three days.. I don't know what that means for camp do they continue letting him workout in camp but he seems like a waste of space now I don't want a guy that's gonna be suspended the 1st three games of the year... Go get somebody else maybe it's time to think about clowney Or the other rumors you know that Von Miller is very interested in coming yada yada yada But again this is a perfect example cowboys picked up a guy that possibly could be suspended and now yes he's suspended..


So why even bother? So I guess I'm agreeing with you there's no reason to bring him in here but I'm just curious if he was as bad as Elam they would have cut him a long time ago because according to this place Jerry's the only one that keeps players around too long if they were highly drafted you know guys like Mazi, tolbert, and Guyton and others.

Think my point is all teams do it other teams do the same thing and now there's like Elam if he's like Elam there are other teams interested in him and the Cowboys are not alone in both keeping their own players too long or going after former 1st round picks and bringing them in it is just the process but people around here think that Jerry lives in his own world and he's the only one that does these things and all teams do it all of them every one of them I bet I can find an example..