Seahawks cornerback Terrion Arnold starts the 2026 season on paid leave, due to eight felony charges arising from an alleged armed robbery and kidnapping. And while he can’t practice or play, Arnold is with the team.
“He’s in the building and being part of our program and learning the heck out of our defense,” coach Mike Macdonald told reporters on Saturday regarding Arnold. “Keep training and stay ready for when there’s an opportunity.”
It’s still unknown when an opportunity will arise. In general, players on the Commissioner Exempt list due to criminal charges remain there until the case is over and discipline, if any, is imposed by the…
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