Bet I wake up in the morning to the news Arnold got signed to a team

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I can’t stopthinking about it and it could be a few different teams that go after him, if and when they can.

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$100 says your wrong. He can’t sign with anyone until he clears waivers. Earliest he can sign is Wednesday 07/01, if he goes unclaimed tomorrow.

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My predictions are:

  1. Eagles.
  2. Jets
  3. 49’ers.
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Lol no one is claiming him

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I really doubt it.

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[quote=“TouchdownMyPants, post:4, topic:48898”]
Lol no one is claiming him
[/quote] we’ll see after or IF he clears waivers, dumber chit has happened in the NFL.

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I bet you don’t.

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Not a chance a team is signing him until his legal woes are dealt with. So, not anytime soon.

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That clown will be dealt with by the commissioner which he will have some obligation to the Fords. His suspension will be long IMO.

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Please go to the bears, please.

I’d love to see ARSB/Jamo turn Arnold into burnt toast a couple times a year.

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He’s going to go to jail.

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TA is not posting bond. He would need a mill Nobody is gonna loan him the money knowing that he might default because the Lions are coming after his money.

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IF that’s the case, so what?

We are we losing out on? He’s average, on a good day.

I always try to put a positive spin on players, while they wear the silver and blue, because, I don’t want them to see my post and get discouraged, but, he’s gone, and, we’re just as good with Rock. Maybe, a few less holding/DPI calls.

Hopefully, TA can make something out of his life. I wish him all the best, but, this isn’t some terrible blow on the field.

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He already posted it, by whatever means. He should be able to scrape that together on his own without trouble. So long as he obeys the terms, he’ll get it back eventually. Then the Lions can come after it, though he would likely still be worth at least a couple million after all clawbacks, near as I can estimate. And it’s a very rough estimate based on a quick AI search.

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Has he? As of fairly late last night I saw he was still locked up, but that could just be the process being slow to play out. That much money isn’t a simple tap of the card.

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Bond is 10%, so 100k… Which he had in cash that night… He’ll be out

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According to the AI summary and a few other online sources he has. But these all might be wrong.

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I think that’s if he uses a bail bonds service. Don’t quote me on that, just how I understand it.

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Here’s what I see:

Official sources and major news outlets—including ESPN, NFL.com, and court reporting from WFLA—confirm that Terrion Arnold has already posted his bond and been freed from jail. [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]

The details regarding his release status show how it unfolded:

  • Official Confirmation: ProFootballTalk via NBC Sports and the Associated Press verified that Arnold “secured his release on bond” following his Monday court appearance. His management agency, EAG Sports Management, also issued an official statement addressing the judge’s ruling immediately after he was freed. [3, 4, 6, 7]
  • The Payment Amount: Under standard bond procedures, he did not have to put up the full $1 million in cash. Instead, a standard 10% premium ($100,000) was required to secure the bond through a bondsman, which his team finalized on Monday. [4, 8]
  • Current Status: He is no longer in custody at the Hillsborough County Jail. He has been ordered to travel directly back to his primary residence in Tallahassee, Florida, where he must remain under strict home confinement while awaiting trial. [2, 4, 9, 10]

So it appears his lawyers got him a bondsman and he’s at home. Unless he’s driving around looking for his money still.