Seahawks ‘probably’ would have cut Terrion Arnold if new corner was on roster before kidnapping arrest
If Terrion Arnold had been a member of the Seahawks when he was arrested on charges of kidnapping and robbery earlier this summer, the team likely would have released him. However, it didn’t seem to keep the defending Super Bowl champions from signing him.
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If Terrion Arnold had been a member of the Seahawks when he was arrested on charges of kidnapping and robbery earlier this summer, the team likely would have released him. However, it didn’t seem to keep the defending Super Bowl champions from signing him. This week’s episode of “Hard Knocks” on HBO focused on the team’s decision to sign Arnold, and at one point, general manager John Schneider told special teams coordinator Jay Harbaugh that “I think we probably would have had to let him go” if Arnold had been a Seahawk at the time of his arrest. Harbaugh, the son of Chargers head coach Jim Harbaugh, asked why the Lions released Arnold in the first place.
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- If Terrion Arnold had been a member of the Seahawks when he was arrested on charges of kidnapping and robbery earlier this summer, the team likely would have released him. However, it didn’t seem to keep the defending Super Bowl champions from signing him.
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Seahawks ‘probably’ would have cut Terrion Arnold if new corner was on roster before kidnapping arrest
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