What happened: A Florida judge denied a request Friday to require former Detroit Lions cornerback Terrion Arnold to wear a GPS tracker as a condition of his release. Arnold, who faces kidnapping and robbery allegations, remains free to continue working out for NFL teams as he seeks a new deal.

Why it matters: The ruling clears a legal hurdle that could have complicated Arnold's attempt to catch on with a new roster after Detroit cut him. He's already worked out for the Texans, with the Colts, Jets and Seahawks also inquiring since he cleared waivers.

What to watch: Arnold continues working out for interested teams as he looks to land a new contract before the 2026 season.