The NFL's decision to reinstate Packers running back Josh Jacobs and Broncos linebacker Jonathon Cooper from the Commissioner Exempt list carried with it a conspicuous omission.

Arnold signed a one-year contract with Seattle, but because of the CBA the team can keep him around through at least 2027 should they so desire.

Seahawks cornerback Terrion Arnold got some bad news on Monday, when co-defendant Boakai Hilton pleaded guilty and agreed to testify against Arnold.

The Detroit Lions are facing criticism for sticking by cornerback Terrion Arnold and not replacing him sooner. The post Lions Taking Heat for Terrion Arnold Decision Amid Troubled Defensive Start appeared first on HEAVY.

Mike Macdonald has made it clear that Terrion Arnold is staying prepared despite being unable to practice or play for the Seattle Seahawks at present. The cornerback remains on the NFL’s commissioner’s exempt list, but his current situation has not stopped him from working with the Seahawks in other ways.

As the NFL prepares to celebrate defending Super Bowl champion Seattle and then make a much-anticipated debut in Melbourne, Australia, the league won’t be able to avoid some unsavory story lines. The NFL placed three players, including one who otherwise might be starring in that marquee opener, on the commissioner’s exempt list to begin the season. Seahawks cornerback Terrion Arnold, Denver linebacker Jonathon Cooper and Green Bay running back Josh Jacobs are navigating serious legal situations that could keep them off the field for weeks, months or maybe the rest of the year.

It’s hard to believe that over one-third of NFL seasons in the Super Bowl era have been preceded by a season of Hard Knocks, the NFL Films production chronicling, in almost real-time, the training camp of an NFL team. Perhaps the concept isn’t as novel in 2026, when almost every league and team has an…