The Seattle Seahawks officially worked out free agent cornerback Terrion Arnold, with most outlets reporting the tryout occurred Sunday and one listing it as Monday. Seahawks coach Mike Macdonald said the team has interest in Arnold after the meeting, telling reporters the team will "do our diligence," per ESPN. Macdonald also said Arnold had a "great tryout."
Arnold, a former Detroit Lions first-round pick, is a free agent in legal limbo. He faces multiple felony charges in Florida—NFL Trade Rumors specified four counts each of kidnapping and robbery—after turning himself in. Per Field Gulls, an arraignment hearing was scheduled for later in the week of the tryout. Arnold has also visited the Texans and scheduled a visit with the Saints, according to NFL Trade Rumors.
The Seahawks also officially tried out linebacker Cam Riley and linebacker Aaron Smith on the same day as Arnold, per NFL Trade Rumors.