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Bills Draft Athletic Freak Linebacker

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The Buffalo Bills drafted linebacker Kaleb Elarms-Orr in the fourth round, showcasing their strategy of betting on athletic talent. Despite his late start in football, Elarms-Orrs explosive speed and ball-hunting skills caught the eye of fans and scouts. However, his rawness and need for improvement in handling blocks present challenges. The Bills see potential in molding him into a valuable depth player, emphasizing their focus on traits and upside in the draft.

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Bills Draft Athletic Freak Linebacker

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NFL News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Bills Draft Athletic Freak Linebacker. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

0:00It's April 25, I'm Cory with the story, and this is NFL News Today Football News, powered by AI. The Buffalo Bills made back-to-back bets on athletic freaks in the fourth round, grabbing why receiver Skyler Bell at Pick 125. And Linebacker Caleb Alarms, or from TCU right after at 126, Alarms, or did not even pick up football until high school, then switched full-time to Linebacker at Cal in 2023, where he flashed. Right away with solid production, fans and scouts love his explosive speed and how he hunts the ball, but he's raw-turning 23 before the season and still learning to handle. Blots without just dodging on pure athleticism, he's more of a react guy than an instinctual reader right now, likely from his late start at the position, so the Bills see him as clay they can mold, into a contributor. General Manager Brandon Bean's crew is playing the traits game smart this late in the draft, stacking upside that could pay off quick on the depth.

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