The Seahawks Signed Terrion Arnold Anyway
The reigning Super Bowl champs are set to sign Terrion Arnold, who faces eight felony counts of kidnapping and armed robbery. The math isn't complicated.
The reigning Super Bowl champs are set to sign Terrion Arnold, who faces eight felony counts of kidnapping and armed robbery. The math isn't complicated.
Teddy Bridgewater retires from the Lions again, and Detroit already had Josh Dobbs lined up. At this point it's basically a training camp tradition.
Jahmyr Gibbs watched Bijan Robinson and Jonathan Taylor sign extensions first, then landed the biggest guarantee of the three running back deals this week.
Bijan Robinson and Jahmyr Gibbs sat out training camp's first practice without new deals, and the league is pretending it didn't see this coming.
Anna Marie Kupp showed up for Christen Goff's baby milestone months ago, and it's aged into the tell: these 'rival' WAGs were never actually enemies.
Gibbs and Mayfield are both in contract standoffs as training camps open. The reasons look different. The cause is the same — and the league designed it this way.
The Lions cut their 2024 first-round pick after kidnapping and armed robbery charges. Three teams called his attorney days later. The NFL is the NFL.
Terrion Arnold was granted a $1M bond Monday. Detroit still has no answer for what comes next — and the NFL's conduct policy was never designed to give them one.
Terrion Arnold is held without bond on 8 felony counts after allegedly organizing a retaliation strike against people who had nothing to do with his $250K robbery.