What happened: A Florida judge ruled Friday that former Detroit Lions cornerback Terrion Arnold does not need to wear a GPS device as a condition of his release. The ruling formally denies a request to mandate a tether for the defensive back.

Why it matters: The legal development arrives while Arnold navigates free agency after clearing waivers earlier this week. His agent testified Friday that several organizations, including the Colts and Texans, have inquired about signing him.

What to watch: Arnold's representatives will continue fielding interest from prospective teams ahead of training camp.