Detroit Lions made a decision about Terrion Arnold. He was let go by the team. This move came after some legal issues arose. The team's coach discussed this situation with the players. It happened just before training camp started. Further details about the situation are available from KPRC 2, including the charges Arnold is facing and the events that led to his release from the team.
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