Orhorhoro anchors the interior line as part of the 2024 class, delivering run-stuffing discipline and interior pressure that unlocks broader pass rush creativity. His development is central to Atlanta’s improved defense and its ability to compress pockets without sacrificing edge speed.

Orhorhoro earned his first career sack, signaling interior pressure and a growing presence along Atlanta's line.

Orhorhoro’s late hit drew a roughing penalty that kept Atlanta’s drive alive, a turning point in the game. Morris called out the penalty and the potential for embellishment, while stressing that the defender must play it straighter. The moment frames him as a focal point in the Falcons’ defensive sequence and a symbol of the game’s edge—where discipline and timing collide with opportunistic plays.

Orhorhoro has turned heads in camp with high praise from the staff and Raheem Morris, labeled as a potential sky-high contributor, though the opening depth chart shows him backing up Dorlus.

Orhorhoro’s eight-pick guaranteed deal signaled a market pivot, with Nicole Lynn steering the negotiation to secure an 88% total guarantee—matching last-year benchmark and fueling momentum behind early-round deals. His deal helped keep the dominoes rolling as teams reassessed second-round value and roster implications.