Bills' Elarms-Orr: Draft Steal with Elite Range

0:00On April 30th, Buffalo Bills snag TCU linebacker Caleb Elarms, or in the 4th round, and 126 overall in the 2026. NFL Draft This was one of their original picks, no trades involved, and he's already turning heads as a speedy off-ball defender with serious range. Diving deeper, Alarms or stands 6'2", 234 pounds, and moves like a freaky athlete clocked a 4.47 in the ring. 40 yard dash and leap the 40-inch vertical at the combine. He's got that closing burst to chase down ball carriers and quarterbacks, stays balanced in coverage, and brings energy against the run with solid. Tackling form Fans and scouts are buzzing because his missed tackle rate sits at just 9.3% career, way below average for linebackers, and he pressure quarterbacks on over 20% of his blitznaps. Compared to Quincy Williams, he's got that modern 3-down potential, though his block shedding needs some polish.

1:01New looks at his tape show, elite comfort in space, smooth transitions, and ball skills that make him a coverage standout right out the gate, targeted. Only 78 times in college, but held his own. Analytics back it up with low misses in his final year, at 7.1%. Alarms, or to carve out snaps quick for the bills, more polished than most rookies at linebacker, turning this fourth round jam into A. Draft class steel that could pay dividends early.