The New York Jets are among several NFL teams that have expressed interest in cornerback Terrion Arnold, according to his agent Nicole Lynn. Arnold is currently facing serious legal charges, including alleged involvement in a robbery and kidnapping scheme, with potential penalties of up to life in prison.
During a pre-trial hearing in Florida, Lynn testified that the Texans brought Arnold in for a workout this week. The Seahawks and Colts have also reached out to the player. Arnold, a former first-round pick, was recently arrested on four counts each of kidnapping and armed robbery.
Arnold's legal team is working to modify the restrictions of his bond. Florida authorities have sought to place an ankle monitor on Arnold, but a chief judge previously indicated that his employment with the Lions was sufficient reason to forgo such a measure. The outcome of his legal proceedings remains pending, with potential conviction carrying the possibility of a life sentence.