Terrion Arnold offers strong advice to Lions fans for rest of offseason

Holmes has built Lions from a laughingstock into a contender in just three short years, and he's done it with commitment to his approach. The Lions haven't shelled out for mega contracts, instead leaning on the draft to find talent. Short of one more big addition, the draft could be where Detroit makes waves again in 2025. To that end, there's major truth in Arnold's message.

Terrion Arnold shows offseason training progress within new video post

As for Arnold, next year is vital. After an up and down rookie year, the Lions expect the cornerback to make a major jump as a sophomore in the league. In order to do so, Arnold is going to have to grind all offseason and work on honing his craft constantly.

So far, he is off to a fantastic start in that regard. Recently, Arnold showed off some work he has been doing this offseason. It's clear he has been taking to heart his promise to get back to the field quickly following the frustrating playoff loss.

Though he only had 60 tackles and no interceptions in 2024, hopes are high for Arnold moving forward. New arrival D.J. Reed talked up his counterpart's abilities after signing in Detroit, and believes he is primed for a big career.

"He's still young. It was his rookie year. I thought Terrion (Arnold) played well. Obviously, he was handsy which is something that you could correct. That's totally fixable. As far as talent, as far as being sticky; there was reason why he was drafted in the first-round. He's going to be very good in my opinion. I think he's a Pro Bowl, All-Pro type of guy."

Not only does he have talent, but Arnold has proven himself as a mature team leader. Right now, he wants to see fans give their successful general manager the benefit of the doubt.