Terrion Arnold, a rookie cornerback for the Detroit Lions, is a little lighter on the pocketbook after receiving his first-ever fine in the National Football League.
The No. 24 selection was fined $11,255 after being found guilty of a facemask infraction against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers in Week 2.
Both a facemask infraction and three pass interference charges have been called against the former Alabama Crimson Tide defensive back in his first two career games.
During his weekly media session this week, defensive coordinator Aaron Glenn stated that his safeties unit works well together and that the coaching staff should utilize the secondary unit is collective skill set.
It appears that Brian Branch and Kerby Joseph will make a successful team for the foreseeable future.
Glenn said, “I believe I mentioned last week, man, these guys—all five of them, including Amik (Robertson)—have not really had an opportunity to just work together from OTAs to training camp, and we are just now beginning to get that.
“I am also referring to the corners. However, you are correct—they truly do work incredibly well together and
