WESTFIELD — Colts general manager Chris Ballard tried to characterize the team's offseason interest in former Lions cornerback Terrion Arnold as part of an effort to leave no stone unturned.
Arnold's agent, Nicole Lynn, told a Florida court that the Colts were one of four teams who'd expressed interest in Arnold, who is awaiting trial on felony kidnapping and robbery charges after a June arrest.
Houston worked out Arnold in July, and Lynn also said the Seahawks and Jets were interested.
"We look at every player that hits the market," Ballard said. "Every player."
Ballard defended the team's interest by saying that Arnold's guilt hasn't been determined yet.
#Ballard #every #lions
Arnold's agent, Nicole Lynn, told a Florida court that the Colts were one of four teams who'd expressed interest in Arnold, who is awaiting trial on felony kidnapping and robbery charges after a June arrest.
Houston worked out Arnold in July, and Lynn also said the Seahawks and Jets were interested.
"We look at every player that hits the market," Ballard said. "Every player."
Ballard defended the team's interest by saying that Arnold's guilt hasn't been determined yet.
#Ballard #every #lions
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