Terrion Arnold lawyer claims three NFL teams contacted former Lions CB
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Key Points:
- Former Detroit Lions cornerback Terrion Arnold's lawyer stated in court that Arnold expects to sign with an NFL team within 30 days and has already been contacted by three teams since his release.
- Arnold faces felony charges related to a February kidnapping and armed robbery, with prosecutors seeking to impose a GPS monitor as a condition of his $1 million bond pretrial release.
- The court initially denied the request for a GPS monitor, with Arnold's attorney arguing it would hinder his ability to practice and play football.
- After Arnold's release from the Lions, prosecutors renewed their motion to require the GPS monitor, which Arnold's lawyer opposed, emphasizing Arnold's potential NFL return.
- Arnold will clear waivers Thursday afternoon, becoming eligible to sign with any NFL team, though his legal situation may impact teams' willingness to sign him.
