Kaleb Elarms-Orr spoke with reporters on April 25, 2026, shortly after the Buffalo Bills picked the TCU linebacker in the fourth round of the 2026 NFL Draft. He talked about the way he plays at linebacker, why he transferred to TCU, and how the draft process unfolded with Buffalo.
The Bills selected Elarms-Orr after a day that also included media sessions with DT Zane Durant, S Jalon Kilgore, WR Skyler Bell, T/G Jude Bowry, CB Davison Igbinosun and OLB TJ Parker. For Elarms-Orr, the moment centered on what came next: getting a first look at the Bills facility, recalling where and with whom he celebrated the pick, and describing the excitement of joining the squad.
That immediate availability is part of the Bills' draft-day roundup, which gave a quick window into how the team is introducing its newest players. Elarms-Orr's path matters because the Bills did not just add a linebacker from TCU; they also got a player with a transfer story he was willing to explain as soon as his name came off the board.
The clean version of the story is that Buffalo used a fourth-round pick on a player who sounded ready to move straight into the next phase. The fuller picture is that the Bills are assembling a class in real time, and Elarms-Orr's answers offered one of the day's clearest looks at how a prospect turns a draft call into the start of a pro career.