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Terrion Arnold, the Detroit Lions cornerback, is aiming to return for training camp after missing nine games last season due to shoulder injuries and a concussion. He expressed optimism about his recovery and readiness to contribute to the team.
Terrion Arnold missed nine games last season with shoulder injuries and a concussion, but that didnāt cloud the way the Detroit Lionsā third-year cornerback felt about his play on the field.
āBefore I got hurt I was getting in my groove, figuring things out,ā Arnold said last week during a charity appearance at Dave & Busterās. āStarted playing my best ball and then just dealing with that injury, nagging it, so Iām just excited to see where Iāll be at with not having any injuries and just really looking forward to being out there with my team.ā
Arnold first injured his shoulder last September in a Week 4 win over the Cleveland Browns.
He aggravated the injury the next week against the Cincinnati Bengals, missed two games with what the Lions feared was a season-ending injury, then returned at the start of November before a brain injury knocked him out two more games.
When Arnold aggravated his shoulder injury again in a Thanksgiving loss to the Green Bay Packers, he decided to undergo season-ending surgery.
The Lionsā first-round pick in 2024, Arnold finished last season with a comparable passer rating against (95.0) and completion percentage allowed (56.8%) to what he surrendered during a tough rookie year (94.7 and 57%). But he snagged his first career interception in a Week 9 loss to the Minnesota Vikings and allowed just one touchdown in his final five games.
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He said heās not sure if heāll take part in Organized Team Activities or mandatory minicamp later this spring as he continues to rehab from surgery, but he expects to be ready for the start of training camp in July.
āAs far as OTAs and stuff, I donāt know about that. Thatās kind of up to them and just where Iām at with my recovery and my treatment and stuff,ā he said. āBut as far as training camp and stuff, I know Iām expected to be there.ā
Terrion Arnold suffered shoulder injuries and a concussion, which caused him to miss nine games.
Arnold first injured his shoulder in a Week 4 win against the Cleveland Browns last September.
Arnold aggravated his shoulder injury during a Thanksgiving loss to the Green Bay Packers, which led to his decision to undergo season-ending surgery.
Arnold is excited about returning to the field without injuries and looks forward to playing his best ball with the team.
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Detroit Lions cornerback Terrion Arnold (6) tackles Chicago Bears wide receiver Rome Odunze (15) during the second half at Ford Field in Detroit on Sunday, Sept. 14, 2025.
Arnold remains penciled in for one starting cornerback job in the Lions secondary while six of his associates sit in a Florida jail awaiting trial this August on felony robbery and kidnapping charges. Prosecutors describe the a case of vigilante justice designed to exact revenge for the theft of more than $250,000 in cash and goods from Arnold.
Arnold, who has not been charged in the case and has denied involvement, hosted about 25 kids with incarcerated parents for a night at Dave & Busterās last week in conjunction with the Pure Heart Foundation.
Arnold said the cause is near and dear to him because his mother spent time in jail when he was in fifth grade.
āJust watching how people bash my mom, watching everything that they put her through and just seeing her in newspapers and stuff, and then if it wasnāt for the person I had like my grandad and my family to help build me up then I would have been a part of that broken society cause I was a broken person then,ā Arnold said. āI still remember the day her mugshot was going through the newspaper, I went in the bathroom, I cried and it really just broke me down and I was really, really angry at the world and confused.
āAnd then just even when my mom got out, just the label and the stigma that she had, like just watching people judge her and seeing the type of person she has become now, people wouldnāt even expect that we went through that when I was younger. So I just want to be that person to be there for the kids because a lot of times you might be mad at the world, you might be angry, you might think itās no hope for you but Iām just here to show them like, āHey man, you got somebody whoās an advocate for you, you got somebody whoās going to support you, you can ask me any questions you want to ask, cause I was that person that was in your shoes.āā
Arnold said he watched tape of cornerback Keith Abney after the Lions took him in the fifth round of last monthās draft and believes Abney will be an asset for the secondary this fall.
āHeās a playmaker,ā Arnold said. āI asked a couple questions about him, heās a smart kid, very instinctual football player. I think heās going to come in and make a lot of big plays, make the room better.ā
Arizona State Sun Devils defensive back Keith Abney II (1) breaks up a pass intended for Texas State Bobcats wide receiver Chris Dawn Jr. (1) in the second quarter of the game between Arizona State Sun Devils and Texas State Bobcats in Tempe, Arizona, on ept. 13, 2025.
The Lions intend to start Abney at slot cornerback this fall, where heāll compete for time with Roger McCreary, Christian Izien and others.
Abney had six interceptions while playing primarily as an outside cornerback the past three seasons at Arizona State.
āSome of the things that coaches were saying, they just kind of raved about his football IQ,ā Arnold said. āAnd obviously with him playing nickel or him playing the slot, I know his football IQ is hard because playing in the slot, a lot of people kind of underestimate the position but you have to know all the checks, you have to know the run fits, you have to know personnel groupings and then on top of that, youāre kind of like, not necessarily the leader of the secondary but youāre a communicator. ... So I know heās an instinctual football player. Iām looking forward to getting him in.ā
Lions rookies report this weekend and will join veterans on field for Phase 2 of the offseason program next week.
Dave Birkett covers the Lions for the Detroit Free Press. Contact him atdbirkett@freepress.com. Follow him onBluesky,XandInstagramat @davebirkett.
This article originally appeared on Detroit Free Press: Terrion Arnold injury update: Lions CB eyeing training camp return