Bills top draft options at wide receiver, linebacker for Day 3

The Buffalo Bills enter the final rounds of the NFL draft with two needs still unaddressed: wide receiver and linebacker. Barring a trade, Brandon Beane still has six picks to make Saturday including the top spot in the fourth round to begin the day . Here are some notable players still available at those two positions.

Linebacker Kaleb Elarms-Orr, TCU Born in Berkeley, California, he didn’t start playing football until high school and wasn’t a full-time linebacker until 2023, his third season playing in his backyard at Cal. He led the team with 92 tackles and then transferred to TCU where he was a reserve in 2024 and then a starter in 2025 when he took a huge leap with 130 tackles, 11 for lost yardage including four sacks. He’s still growing into the position, but his athleticism at 6-foot-2 and 234 pounds is going to entice teams in the draft because he will be a force on special teams with the chance to compete for defensive snaps as a rookie.

His 4. 47 in the 40 at the combine was second-best behind only Styles among linebackers, and his 10-yard split of 1. 59 seconds was fifth-best.

“Elarms-Orr is a well-built linebacker with above-average athleticism but problematic instincts,” said Lance Zierlein of NFL. com. “He has the speed and athleticism to get to the football from sideline to sideline.