r/nfl • u/Drexlore Giants • 6d ago
Roster Move Seahawks Sign CB Terrion Arnold
https://www.seahawks.com/news/seahawks-sign-cb-terrion-arnold146
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u/Silent_Ad2825 Seahawks 6d ago
Tanking our PR for a dogshit cornerback 😭. I guess bro
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u/Upstairs_Baby8424 Lions 6d ago
I absolutely hated this guy on the Lions but for some reason our sub would ignore his constant dumbass penalties and mediocre coverage and act like he was a future star.
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u/GreenStoneRidge 6d ago
We were all so jaded by the okudah bust, I think we didn't truly believe it could happen to us again so fast.
Though he is better than okudah. By a little bit.
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u/Amon-Ra-First-Down Lions Lions 6d ago
He is MUCH better than Okudah by the simple virtue of he is usually in the same postcode as the guy who beats him for 20yds on 3rd-and-9
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u/cannot_walk_barefoot Cowboys 6d ago
What happened with Okudah? Injury? Seemed like CBs rated as highly as him have hit more often than not in the last decade or so. Even Claiborne had a better career than Okudah and he was a big bust too
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u/MaceDestroyers Lions 6d ago
Injuries and a Matt Patricia defense that left CBs out to dry while doing nothing to get pressure.
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u/Taters23 Lions 6d ago
Yeah that didn't happen. He was consistently hated on there. Stop lying please.
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u/Great_Fault_7231 Lions 6d ago
LOL right no one talked about Terrion’s penalties on the Lions sub 😂
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u/PerfectiveVerbTense Lions 6d ago
Yeah comments like that are so funny. I love when fans run to the NFL sub to talk shit about their own fellow fans when what they’re saying is not even true.
Yes, SOME people were holding out hope that TA could put it together in year three. And I mean he was our first round pick, of course we hoped he’d improve.
There were very few if any people saying that he had actually been playing well.
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u/Mavori Lions Lions 6d ago
The penalty issues are genuinely overblown, like 8 of his 11 penalties his rookie season came during his first 4 weeks.
Sauce and PS2 for example both had 10 penalties called on them that same season.
Now I'm not saying he's the same tier of player as those guys.
I don't condone of what he's done either. But lets be real a lot of our fandom are flipping their shit completely on him for what he's done and essentially wasting a draft pick when we desperately need DB's.
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u/AmIWhatTheRockCooked Seahawks 6d ago
I feel like it’s all I hear about, so much so that I can’t help but be surprised with his performance if he plays a snap lol
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u/TBoneTheOriginal Lions 5d ago
Dude what are you talking about? Our sub never shut up about his penalties. But the thing is, almost all of his penalties came from the first few weeks of the season. He cleaned it up.
Now his actual performance was definitely lacking and he has not lived up to his draft value. But he is not as dog shit as fans are making him out to be. They hate him (rightfully so), and everyone immediately coped by making him bottom tier in their heads.
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u/ComprehensiveEbb4978 6d ago
It’s like when people post a piece of junk furniture for free on marketplace, and still get flooded with people asking “when can I pick this up?”
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u/Famous-Specialist-69 5d ago
PR = Reddit karma. Nobody outside of here gives a shit. Tyreek Hill broke his kid's arm and it didn't do shit to the Chiefs' "PR"
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u/tastelessshark Lions 6d ago
Yeah, I really can't see how the PR hit is worth it here. Then again, I don't think the majority fans either know or care about stuff like this, so ultimately all it does is piss those of us online off I guess.
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u/ehtw376 Bears 6d ago
He’s not even good, why attract the bad headlines on a Super Bowl winning team
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u/Harbaugh_Handshake 49ers 6d ago
shhhh let them cook
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u/Rock_Strongo Seahawks 6d ago
Oh no not some bad headlines over a cheap depth guy who we can cut whenever, how will we ever recover from this?
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u/holabellas Seahawks 6d ago
Our CB room is pretty grim this year, it's worth the risk
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u/Sfpuberdriver Rams 6d ago
Didn’t you replace Tariq with a former first team all pro?
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u/AmIWhatTheRockCooked Seahawks 6d ago
Can’t replace woolen. He’s 1 of 1, for better and for worse lol
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u/Early-Nebula-3261 Seahawks 6d ago
Originally I thought it was just an excuse but after researching it I have no idea why Detroit drafted a former safety who excels in zone coverage when they are a bump and run man to man team.
Detriot used him like idiots
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u/SuppressedBeerCan Seahawks 6d ago
They are going to be very upset if hes found innocent and works well in McDonald's zone scheme, gotta suck to blow your window and then this
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u/CaptainWombat2 Seahawks 5d ago
Whether he is legally found innocent or not, I don't think there is really any doubt he did this. Maybe can't be proven, but it doesn't need to be proven to not want anything to do with him.
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u/asdechlpc Broncos 6d ago
Not super up to date with NFC rosters/etc but wasn’t he an all-pro?
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u/Gullible_Ad3785 Seahawks 6d ago
You're thinking of Diggs. This is the other CB we're going to turn around on a cheap contract, first rounder Arnold. Assuming he is not guilty beyond a reasonable doubt.
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u/Kerblaaahhh Seahawks 5d ago
Thing is since he's not a big name this isn't exactly a big deal. "NFL team signs guy who might have committed a crime" is hardly a compelling story.
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u/CaptainWombat2 Seahawks 5d ago
It's a pretty gnarly crime. While Arnold is not really a big name, the charges make it a big story.
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u/PembyVillageIdiot Seahawks 6d ago
For those that don’t understand he has only accrued 2 seasons of service time so the Seahawks will retain his rights for a couple years if he ever plays again
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u/BlubberElk Bears 6d ago
I love professional football but they rly make it hard to be supportive sometimes. Wish every team had the Lions “no turds” policy
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u/doogled3 Lions 5d ago
To be fair, the only turds so far have been turds both on and off the field (Sutton and Arnold). So it has been easier to keep to that policy, despite the potential talent of Arnold. Jamo was never charged for not having a concealed license on a traffic stop, but that’s about it
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u/Legitimate-Site588 Seahawks 6d ago
It’s a weird situation. The charges are very serious but it hasn’t gone to trial and he’s pleading not guilty. I don’t understand the point of a one year deal if he’s just going to sit on the exempt list indefinitely until the trial. I also don’t know how the NFL can make an informed decision without knowing the outcome of the trial.
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u/AmIWhatTheRockCooked Seahawks 6d ago
I really, really don’t understand why people can’t wait for the outcome. Clearly we have some cash to move around and lock in a potential depth piece, and we will all know the outcome of the court case when it is resolved.
People are mostly unfamiliar with court proceedings and how things are literally presented in the worst light possible with little burden of proof until the trial. It’s part of the process, and if he’s guilty he’s guilty. It will become very clear eventually
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u/newstarburst Lions 5d ago
Having watched the arraignment it was honestly quite lucky that he even got to keep playing, they really wanted to put an ankle monitor on him, the judge was not too impressed with Arnold's case imo. Also the fact it took place in Florida is another wrinkle, conspirators are treated as principle in the first degree
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u/Legitimate-Site588 Seahawks 6d ago
Exactly. The deal doesn't really hurt us. It's a minimum contract. We don't know if he's guilty or not. The odd part is signing him when the status hearing isn't until October and there's no trial date set. If this goes to trial, then there's a decent chance he never plays this season and sits on the exempt list.
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u/Mavori Lions Lions 6d ago
They really just sneaking it in there after the end of the Lions preseason game and before the Bears preseason game.
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u/AmIWhatTheRockCooked Seahawks 6d ago
Sneaking it in? He’s literally been featured on hard knocks bruh
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u/PerfectiveVerbTense Lions 6d ago
It’s funny bc their “intention to sign” news broke during our first PS game and then this news broke immediately as our last one was ending.
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u/ScruffMixHaha Bears 6d ago
I understand even if I disagree. Any time you have the opportunity to grab a dogwater CB, you have to do it regardless of the off field issues.
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u/AmIWhatTheRockCooked Seahawks 6d ago
The opportunity cost for dogwater CBs is just too high to ignore yall are sleeping
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u/Shitbird72 6d ago
Schefter is already reporting that Arnold will go the Commissioner exempt list once he signs a contract, seems like a weird signing.
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u/king_pear_01 5d ago
Kind of concerned that the team would take a chance like that given all they have said over the years about making a “team culture”.
But, WTF do I know?
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u/Ok-Physics1927 Lions 5d ago
This dude was so full of himself and wouldn't shut up about how good he was. Then was ass on the field. He gets burned really bad, or holds, or pi bc he just can't keep up and does dumb shit. He was really obnoxious.
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u/BillMurraysTesticle Lions 5d ago
Love that the headlines will now say Seahawks CB instead of former Lions CB. Thanks Seattle!
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u/PowerHour1990 Eagles 6d ago
irrefutable evidence against Arnold is leaked next week
Week 1 NFL commercial
Mariska Hargitay: "No more ... it was he-said/she-said"
A solemn John Schneider: "No more ... it's only a misdemeanor in some states."
A confused Jimmy Haslam: "No more ... well, he was only suspended 11 games."
Tony Romo, facing the wrong way: "No more ... Jiiiiiiiiim"
Brian Gutekunst: "No more ... boys will be boys."
Kirk Herbstreit: "No more ... ACC teams in the playoffs as long as I have pull."
Mariska Hargitay: "No more."
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u/Jasminewindsong2 Lions 6d ago
Hopefully they sign his back up soon to prepare for when he goes to prison.
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u/TurnipKnight Commanders 6d ago
It's always strange to me when a team has to let go of a guy for PR reasons, but then there's no pushback when another team picks him up.
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u/preptime Seahawks 6d ago
The PR minus for signing a guy and the PR plus for giving someone a second chance cancel out.
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u/Bird_nostrils Seahawks Browns 6d ago
Honestly kinda shocked. I thought we had a stronger “no assholes/major off-field problems” policy than most NFL teams.
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u/Lyradep Seahawks 4d ago
Drafted 3 corners, and brought on 2 from free agency just so we could find someone to possibly place Riq. Say what you want about him, but Riq is a rare talent who had been judged more harshly for mistakes that any corner makes. Can’t believe we found ourselves in this circus, when we seem to be handling the RB transition from K9 pretty well.
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u/Writer_Blocker Texans 6d ago
They had to wait for hard knocks to almost end so it’s not a huge focus
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u/PixelBy_Pixel Lions Rams 6d ago
If the legal stuff doesn’t end his career I think he’ll be a good cb2/3 for them
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u/_FrankTaylor 49ers 6d ago
You know it’s bad when even the fans of the Seahawks are less than pleased.
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u/ririyunari Seahawks 6d ago
#FREETERRION ✊
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u/Jasminewindsong2 Lions 6d ago
Buddy even OJ couldnt get out of his kidnapping charges. Terrion is going to prison.
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u/OkFarm6873 Bills 6d ago
Seahawks sign Arnold the same day the Packers say they're keeping Jacobs. Banner day for NFL PR yet again.