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Detroit Lions Cut First-Round CB Terrion Arnold After Arrest

7/29/2026

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Detroit Lions released first-round cornerback Terrion Arnold after his felony armed-robbery and kidnapping arrest.
Arnold turned himself in on June 24 for a February 2026 Tampa kidnapping, is out on a $1 million bond and under home confinement while awaiting trial.
Coach Dan Campbell said the release “stinks” but is “necessary,” adding that the team feels confident as Keith Abney II, Ennis Rakestraw Jr. and Rock Ya-Sin now compete for the No. 2 cornerback spot.

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Detroit Lions released first-round cornerback Terrion Arnold after his felony armed-robbery and kidnapping arrest.
Arnold turned himself in on June 24 for a February 2026 Tampa kidnapping, is out on a $1 million bond and under home confinement while awaiting trial.
Coach Dan Campbell said the release “stinks” but is “necessary,” adding that the team feels confident as Keith Abney II, Ennis Rakestraw Jr. and Rock Ya-Sin now compete for the No. 2 cornerback spot.