Notes: Terrion Arnold trolls Green Bay at the 2025 NFL Draft

Terrion Arnold trolled Packers fans on the stage—and in the streets—of the 2025 NFL Draft.

If you watched Day 2 of the 2025 NFL Draft , you already know that Detroit Lions ’ 2024 first-round pick, Terrion Arnold, was in Green Bay for the event. Arnold announced the Lions’ third-round pick of WR Isaac TeSlaa. Before he announced the pick, he did a great job trolling the Packers fans in attendance:

“Packers nation, what’s up?” Arnold started. “2-0 in this place, it feels amazing! One year ago, on this weekend, I cried. I cried because I thought I was gonna be a Packer. But the kings of the NFC North came and saved me! Detroit, baby! One Pride!”

But that wasn’t the only thing Arnold was doing there down in Green Bay. He also did some work for the Lions’ production team, making this awesome video of him interviewing NFL fans without them knowing it was Arnold interviewing them. Check it out below:

Beyond that, Arnold also made a 10-minute video recapping an entire week down in Green Bay. It’s a fun look at Arnold’s personality and what it’s like to be on the grounds during a big event like the NFL Draft. Enjoy:

• One of my favorite post-draft pieces every year: NFL Films’ Greg Cosell breaks down Detroit’s 2025 draft class .

• After getting his extension last week, Lions safety Kerby Joseph was tested to see if he could remember all 13 quarterbacks he’s picked off in his young career:

• Mike Payton chatted with the brother of new Lions EDGE Ahmed Hassanein to get his perspective on their incredible journey .

• Two last thing on 2025 draft grades. The Lions didn’t fare too well in this consensus grades chart…

… but we were able to find one analyst who gave the Lions an A-.

• If you’re looking for other Lions 53-man roster projections (ours is here ), you can get them from The Detroit News , Detroit Football Network , and A to Z Sports.

• If you need more Ahmed Hassanein in your life, this interview with Rich Eisen from a month ago is worth your time: