Buffalo Bills rookie Kaleb Elarms-O impresses at camp as team eyes edge rusher Quincy Rhodes Jr. in draft

Rookie linebacker Kaleb Elarms-O took advantage of an early opportunity during the Buffalo Bills' training camp, showing promise in his first NFL sessions. Head coach Joe Brady highlighted the rookie's effort as the team evaluates its defensive depth.

General manager Brandon Beane continues to prioritize the defense, having drafted Clemson defensive end T.J. Parker in 2026 and signed veteran pass rusher Bradley Chubb. Mock‑draft analyst Ian Cummings projects that the Bills will target Arkansas defensive end Quincy Rhodes Jr. with the No. 31 overall pick in the 2027 NFL Draft, citing Rhodes' size, power and upside as a fit for the Bills' edge‑rusher needs. Cummings also notes a possible offensive‑line selection, Samson Okunlola, in the second round.