“My boy” “Pop it” - Alabama players hype up Detroit Lions’ Terrion Arnold’s latest outfit check

Detroit Lions cornerback Terrion Arnold is turning heads with his impeccable fashion sense, and his former Alabama teammates are here for it. Arnold shared a series of photos on Instagram, flaunting an oversized Balenciaga printed t-shirt in melange color paired with grey jeans.

His accessories — a heavy chain and a watch with a golden dial and black strap — completed the look, earning a perfect 10/10.

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His buddies, especially from Alabama, didn’t hold back and hyped up Arnold’s style in the comments section.

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“My boy,” commented Jalen Milroe.

“Pop it!” wrote Arizona Cardinals RB Trey Benson.

"💰💰💰💰💰💰," Malachi Moore commented.

Alabama DB Trey Amos wrote: "❤️"

Screenshot via Instagram/@terrionarnold

Terrion Arnold rocking swanky outfits is nothing new. He made quite an entrance at the 2024 NFL draft in a salmon pink suit with silver details, designed by Tom Marchitelli.

Marchitelli described the suit as unique, featuring a special design on the jacket’s interior. One side displayed a photo of Arnold from his youth football days and a family picture.

The other side showcased the acronym “LANK” (Let All Naysayers Know), the Crimson Tide’s motto, alongside his college jersey No. 3 in bold red.

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Terrion Arnold impressed Detroit Lions with his mindset

Detroit Lions rookie cornerback Terrion Arnold has already started on a strong foot in Michigan courtesy of his strong mindset and confidence. The former Alabama Crimson Tide defensive back expressed the right mentality to thrive at one of football’s toughest positions.

General manager Brad Holmes couldn't be more pleased with Arnold’s development and attitude. On "The Rich Eisen Show," Holmes said:

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“Every exposure we had with him throughout the entire process, not only in his play but also his confidence level, increased as the season went on.”

Arnold’s confidence was apparent from the moment he was drafted. Holmes recalled the excitement in the draft room, saying:

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"When he started going, we were kind of cheering in the room and clapping, so I didn't hear everything that he said. I didn't hear the 'You guys got a star,' and 'I'm home.'”

This self-assured attitude is exactly what the Lions were looking for in a defensive back. His early comments and confident demeanor have set high expectations for his rookie season in Detroit.

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