Deebo & Joe - Part 2: Terrion Arnold signs with Seahawks + Jerry Jones fires shots at Micah Parsons AGAIN?!

**James Harrison** (0:00)
Look here, man. The cornerback, Terrion Arnold, agrees to terms with Seattle. Free agent quarterback Terrion Arnold has agreed to terms with Seattle. Terrion was featured on the second episode of Hard Knocks. The Seahawks indicated they believe Arnold will be allowed to practice and play in the preseason. The NFL must decide rather to put Arnold on the commissioner's exempt list after he was arrested on felony charges in connection with a robbery and kidnapping in February. Joe, listen bro, what's going on over here, man?
Why is Seattle signing your boy? What's going on? What do you think?

**Joe Haden** (0:42)
When you have, it's situational. A team like Seattle that has really good leadership, has a really good coach, has a really good defense, is being able to bring in a first-round talented player. If he gets all of his stuff cleared for a veteran minimum, that can be maybe a starting cornerback in this league, these are the teams that could take it, to where they're like, okay, if the NFL figures out the stuff that's going on legally, if he's able to legally play, we can get this first-round pick from Alabama, which Nick Saban has stood up for, vouched for him being a good person, all this stuff.
Let's see what happens legally, what the NFL is going to do with it. But for Seattle, we're trying to win a Super Bowl, and he's a piece, but we don't need him to come and be our starting corner like that.
Where our team is good with or without him, but if we can get a first round talent at a rookie, at a minimum contract, let's see what's going on over here. So I think there's certain teams that could do this with the leadership, with the coaching staff, which is the way that they run their stuff. And he's not like, oh, we need him to come here now and start and do all of this. No, no, no, if we can get this...

**James Harrison** (1:49)
Joe, I understand what you're saying, Joe, but you're not realizing the whole robbery and kidnapping thing. This man got a whole trial to go through. And they still haven't said if he is going to be on the commissioner's exempt list, like this is very, very situational on a lot of things. Like, why would you even go and put that in there? Like, I ain't gonna lie, bro. It's starting to make me think that all the stuff they're talking about with the robbery and kidnapping, you know, maybe it ain't as crazy. I mean, I feel that a lot as they trying to believe it is. Maybe Seattle got some information or maybe the lawyer might, I mean, it could be a common lawyer, like, yeah, this ain't this, this ain't that, that, that, that. It could be a combination of both, but I don't see a team coming in here talking about, hey, we're gonna bring you in here. And on top of that, they're saying that they believe they'll be allowed to practice and play through the preseason.
You know, I know they got the the weather spoon situation over there, you know, contract talks and all that other stuff, but this is not something that you can use as a threat. You got a guy that could possibly be getting locked up, locked up, you know what I'm saying? And his next court appearance ain't till October 5th.
So, if they say, hey, we're not allowing this until you get cleared up.
And then if they say, we are allowing this, and then they go, and he go do the court appearance, he go through the process, and he actually did do it, they go look crazy. So they go have to err. I'm believing, if I'm the commissioner, I'm gonna have to err on the side of, hey, you got to sit down, man, they got a whole little thing over here. Like, we can't make it like we're just turning the blind ears to that.

**Joe Haden** (3:34)
Yeah, no, I'm with you, Deebo, but I was just saying, with the Seahawks, if the NFL got to do something, so he's gonna, I think, like you said too, it may not be as wild as it looks, because if you're saying the same thing, if Seattle's gonna go in there, and they probably, they've done their due diligence, I would think, you know what I'm saying? So we're just gonna see what the NFL does with it, but if you're a mob like this, and they think that he can get out there and play for the league minimum, I could see how Seattle did it.