Free agent cornerback Terrion Arnold has agreed to terms with the Seahawks, according to multiple reports.
Arnold worked out for the Seahawks on Sunday and also had visits to the Texans, Saints and Giants.
The NFL now must decide whether to place Arnold on the Commissioner's Exempt List. The third-year player faces four felony counts each of armed robbery and kidnapping.
In the second episode of Hard Knocks, the Seahawks indicated they believe Arnold will be allowed to practice and play in the preseason.
The Lions waived Arnold on June 29 following his arrest in Florida.
His arraignment, scheduled for Thursday, was handled earlier on Zoom, per Bob Condotta of the Seattle Times. His next scheduled court date is a status hearing on Oct. 5 at which he is required to appear in person in Tampa.
The Lions drafted Arnold in the first round in 2024, and he played 24 games with 22 starts over two seasons. He has totaled 91 tackles, an interception and 18 pass breakups.