“I do have it inside my suit” - Terrion Arnold gives fan special insight into his 2024 NFL draft outfit honouring legacy at Alabama

Terrion Arnold was a big part of the famed Alabama defense under Nick Saban which reached the playoffs this past season. He is a versatile player who is expected to do well in the upcoming 2024 NFL Draft, which begins Thursday night. In a recent appearance on ‘The Paul Finebaum Show’, the cornerback revealed what he will be wearing for the event in Detroit.

Arnold co-created a clothing brand named ‘LANK’ with the Crimson Tide quarterback Jalen Milroe. Many Alabama players have been seen sporting ‘Lank’ outfits for game days and other events. So Finebaum asked if Arnold was planning to wear a t-shirt to the draft or if it would be a suit.

Here is what the former Alabama Crimson Tide cornerback Terrion Arnold had to say about his 2024 NFL Draft outfit featuring ‘LANK’ branding.

“I do have it inside my suit, though. You’ll see it. I do,” he told Finebaum on the show.

NFL: Combine: Mar 1, 2024; Indianapolis, IN, USA; Alabama defensive back Terrion Arnold (DB02) works out during the 2024 NFL Combine at Lucas Oil Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Kirby Lee-USA TODAY Sports

Arnold also spilled the beans on more details about the suit he has chosen for the draft. According to him, he will be doing something unique while honoring his Alabama legacy.

“My suit is salmon. That sounds very Nick Saban A-Day scrimmage like doesn’t it? I’m looking forward to next Thursday night. I think it’s seeing what you look like because in all the years of following the draft, I don’t think I’ve ever seen a salmon suit. There you go man. And also, Paul, you never met anybody like me. So there you go,” said Arnold.

‘LANK’ stands for ‘Let All Naysayers Know’ and it has been a war cry for Alabama players for some time. Now, it will be making its debut at the NFL draft through Terrion Arnold.

Terrion Arnold's tough advice to Alabama recruits before Kalen DeBoer’s first A-Day

Terrion Arnold attended the Alabama A-Day recently to watch new head coach Kalen DeBoer take charge of the team. Before the scrimmage, the cornerback who played two seasons in Tuscaloosa had some words of advice for the recruits in the locker room. He asked them to play for each other and love their teammates.

Arnold also wanted them to make sure that they don't take the opportunity for granted. He asked them to go out on the field and put on a show. And put on a show they did in front of more than 72,000 fans at the Bryant-Denny Stadium.

Now all eyes will be on Detroit with the fate of Terrion Arnold and many other players on the line starting Thursday.