A former first-round pick could be coming to the Houston Texans should his name be cleared of all crimes.
According to the Detroit Free Press, former first-round pick and Detroit Lions starting cornerback Terrion Arnold took a physical in Houston for the Texans on Thursday.
In an interview with the Detroit Free Press' Dave Birkett, Arnold's agent, Nicole Lynn, said that several teams, including the Texans, have discussed potentially targeting the recently released cornerback in free agency ahead of training camp. Lynn also mentioned the Colts, Jets and Seahawks were among those inquiring about his status.
When asked about his status for the upcoming 206 NFL season, Lynn said that it was a "very good likelihood" that Arnold would be signed in the next 45 days.
Arnold, a former first-round pick out of Alabama, was released late this month after being arrested on felony charges of kidnapping, armed robbery and conspiracy. He was released on a $1 million bond last month and still must undergo a tril.
According to the Detroit Free Press, former first-round pick and Detroit Lions starting cornerback Terrion Arnold took a physical in Houston for the Texans on Thursday.
In an interview with the Detroit Free Press' Dave Birkett, Arnold's agent, Nicole Lynn, said that several teams, including the Texans, have discussed potentially targeting the recently released cornerback in free agency ahead of training camp. Lynn also mentioned the Colts, Jets and Seahawks were among those inquiring about his status.
When asked about his status for the upcoming 206 NFL season, Lynn said that it was a "very good likelihood" that Arnold would be signed in the next 45 days.
Arnold, a former first-round pick out of Alabama, was released late this month after being arrested on felony charges of kidnapping, armed robbery and conspiracy. He was released on a $1 million bond last month and still must undergo a tril.
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