Jimmy Graham: (Wrist) Had Surgery Earlier This Month

Graham had surgery to repair his lingering wrist injury earlier this month, the New Orleans Times-Picayune reports.

Analysis: Graham played through the wrist pain all season, and performed admirably, but he did lead the NFL with 14 drops. While details about the surgery are scarce at the moment, it seems likely Graham will be fine come training camp. Kyle Rudolph will head to the Pro Bowl with both Graham and Tony…read more

Graham (wrist), who caught nine passes for 115 yards and a touchdown in Sunday's finale against Carolina, finished the season with 982 receiving yards on 85 catches and nine touchdowns.

Analysis: Graham never really approached last year's record-setting numbers (99 catches; 1,310 yards), struggling with drops and only topping 100 yards once all season. Still, Graham again nearly topped the 1,000 yard barrier and posted a solid nine touchdowns, despite struggling with a nagging wrist injury…read more

Graham (wrist) is active for Sunday's game against the Panthers.

Analysis: Feel free to use him as you normally would Sunday, although Graham's value over the last five weeks has been down, thanks to a lack of touchdowns. Still, he ranks third among tight ends in targets (42) during that span and should be active in leagues where Week 17 matters.

Graham (wrist) is probable for Sunday's game against Carolina, New Orleans Times-Picayune writer Mike Triplett reports.

Analysis: Graham's availability is a non-issue, but his wrist has seemed to legitimately limit him this year. Hopefully he can go out with a bang for those Week 17 owners who have survived this long, but Graham hasn't scored in five games.

Graham (wrist) fully practiced Wednesday, the New Orleans Times-Picayune reports.

Analysis: There's nothing to see here regarding Graham's injury, though it should be noted that he has left fantasy owners out to dry in the fantasy playoffs after failing to haul in a touchdown in five consecutive contests. Those owners whose league playoffs extend into Week 17 can expect six-plus targets,…read more

Graham (wrist) caught seven passes for 88 yards in Sunday's win over Dallas.

Analysis: Though it was nice to see Graham finally return to his productive ways after a tough second half of the season, he was unable to find the end zone for the fifth consecutive game. Next up in Week 17 is a Carolina defense that has played well of late but is still a plus matchup for opposing tight…read more

Graham (wrist) is active for Sunday's game against the Cowboys, the Saints' official Twitter feed reports.

Analysis: With the Cowboys' strong secondary, Graham could be heavily targeted by quarterback Drew Brees as the Saints try to take advantage of the mismatch he presents.

Graham (wrist) is probable for Sunday's game against Dallas.

Analysis: Graham's wrist has apparently made life a bit tougher on him, but it's no threat to keep him out of Sunday's game against Dallas. Despite his slump lately, he's a justifiable start in all formats.

Graham (wrist) was a full practice participant Wednesday, the Cowboys' official site reports.

Analysis: While he has failed to score the last four games, Graham has been targeted 31 times during that span, posting 18 receptions for 217 yards. Friday's injury report should clear up his status for Sunday's game in Dallas. There's no reason to think he won't play this week, however.

Graham had five catches on nine targets for 69 yards Sunday against the Buccaneers.

Analysis: News came out this week that Graham has been battling a wrist injury for much of the season, which should certainly help explain his disappointing run as of late. He's failed to reach 70 receiving yards in six straight games and hasn't scored a touchdown in the last four. Fantasy owners who jumped…read more

Not only has Graham played through a wrist injury all year, but he will need surgery after the season is over, Fox's Jay Glazer reports.

Analysis: Apparently Graham has refused MRI's on the wrist knowing that the team might opt to shut him down. At some point, the Saints might have to force the issue before the season ends, though he will play this week.

Though not listed on the injury report, Graham has played through a wrist injury this year, New Orleans Times-Picayune writer Mike Triplett reports.

Analysis: It's one potential explanation for Graham's recent struggles. Graham has failed to score or surpass the 59-yard mark in the last three weeks, but the majority of his owners will want to keep starting him anyway.

Graham caught five passes for 56 yards in Sunday's loss to the Giants.

Analysis: It marked another middling performance from the big playmaker, though Graham did lead the Saints with ten targets Sunday. He has been in a bit of a mini-slump the second half of the season, as he hasn't broken 60 yards in any of the last four weeks and ran his streak without a touchdown to three…read more

Graham caught four passes for 59 yards Thursday against the Falcons.

Analysis: Marred in a bit of a mini-slump the past three games, Graham has been targeted only six times per game and failed to clear 60 receiving yards. It is likely due to defenses keying in on the youngster, and with an extended week before squaring off against the Giants, don't be surprised if the Saints…read more

Big three key to success

In his "Thursday Night Thriller" analysis, Bucky Brooks notes, "the teams that have been able to contain New Orleans have focused on stopping the Saints' top three threats: Graham, Colston and Sproles. This trio has accounted for 56.5 percent of Brees' completions and 20 of his 31 passing touchdowns." READ: THURSDAY NIGHT THRILLER

Analysis: If the Falcons are successful in this scenario, it could mean a good day for wideout Lance Moore, who has scored double-digit fantasy points in two of his last three road contests. That said, owners shouldn't shy away from starting the Saints top threats.

TEs to play pivotal role on TNF

In his "All-22 Coaches Film" analysis of the TNF matchup between the Saints and Falcons, Brian Billick notes both Jimmy Graham and Tony Gonzalez will play pivotal roles in tonight's outcome when considering both players scored two touchdowns in their Week 10 meeting. WATCH: BILLICK'S TNF ALL-22

Analysis: Gonzalez racked up 24.20 points and Graham 26.60 in Week 10. While a repeat performance isn't guaranteed, each should once again be considered must-starts in your fantasy lineup.

Graham caught four passes for 33 yards in Sunday's loss to the 49ers.

Analysis: Graham had a rough go of things Sunday against a physical 49ers defense. Discounting the San Diego game in which he suffered an early injury, Graham tied a season low with six targets Sunday. Maybe not-so-coincidentally, he only had six targets last week against Oakland as well. It is possible that…read more

Graham had six catches on six targets for 29 yards and a touchdown Sunday against the Raiders.

Analysis: Graham has now scored in four straight games, finding the end zone five times in that span. While the yards weren't there this week, owners certainly won't complain so long as Graham continues to cross the goal line. Graham should be started in all leagues, regardless of matchup, with the Saints…read more

Graham had seven catches on eight targets for 146 yards and two touchdowns Sunday against the Falcons.

Analysis: A monster game for Graham, who caught touchdown passes of 29 and 14 yards. He now has four scores in the last three games and seems over the ankle injury that slowed him earlier in the season. He's got another promising matchup next week against a Raiders defense that is ranked 21st against the…read more

Graham caught eight passes for 72 yards and touchdown Monday against the Eagles.

Analysis: Graham had his way with the Eagles on Monday night. No longer on the injury report and with his ankle injury behind him, Graham is back to being an elite tight-end option in fantasy. He'll face the Falcons in Week 10 -- a team he torched for 124 yards and two touchdowns in two games last year.

Graham (ankle) caught five balls for 63 yards and a touchdown Sunday against the Broncos.

Analysis: Graham's night was saved due to garbage time touchdown, but fantasy owners don't care when the touchdowns come. Graham got plenty of looks in his return and should continue to produce if he can stay healthy. He and the Saints take on the Eagles in the Superdome in Week 9.

Graham (ankle) is active for Sunday night's game against the Broncos, New Orleans Times-Picayune writer Mike Triplett reports.

Analysis: Triplett suggests that Graham might be limited some Sunday night, but doubts that the Saints would "put him out there just as a decoy." In any case, it looks like those who gambled on getting some production from Graham this week despite the Saints' late kickoff will be rewarded.

The Saints expect Graham (ankle) to be active Sunday night against the Broncos, barring a setback in warmups, Fox Sports' Jay Glazer reports.

Analysis: We'll get confirmation, one way or the other shortly, but this nugget has to be promising for those who gambled on the Saints' TE, despite the team's late kickoff Sunday.

Graham's status puts owners in bind

New Orleans Saints tight end Jimmy Graham will be a game-time decision for Sunday's tilt against the Denver Broncos, NOLA.com's Mike Triplett reported. Graham was limited in practice Friday and coaches want to see how his ankle responds. FULL REPORT

Analysis: With Aaron Hernandez apparently having a setback after playing last week, expect the Saints to be cautious with their tight end. The Saints play the Sunday night game, so err on the side of caution and look for another option to start.

Jimmy Graham: (Ankle) Game-Time Decision

Graham (ankle) is a game-time decision for Sunday's game against Denver, New Orleans Times-Picayune writer Mike Triplett reports.

Analysis: Graham reportedly was more active in practice Friday than he was in previous days, but it was still a limited practice. If you don't have one of David Thomas, Jacob Tamme, or Joel Dreessen available as a sub option, it would be quite risky to bank on Graham as a starter due to the Sunday night time…read more

Jimmy Graham: (Ankle) Limited Thursday

Graham (ankle) was limited in practice Thursday, the Times-Picayune reports.

Analysis: Interim coach Joe Vitt said that Graham was "about the same" as Wednesday, as he was held to individual work and routes. It's still up in the air whether Graham will take the field Sunday in Denver, but check back Friday for the Saints' final injury report of the week.

Jimmy Graham: (Ankle) Limited Wednesday

Graham (ankle) was a limited participant in practice Wednesday, the Times-Picayune reports.

Analysis: Interim coach Joe Vitt said that Graham "looked very good" in the little action he experienced Wednesday. However, since Graham was limited in practice last Thursday and Friday before sitting out Week 7's win in Tampa Bay, monitor his progress as the weekend draws near to be sure of his status…read more

Jimmy Graham: Will Test Ankle Out Wednesday

Coach Joe Vitt said that the Saints will test out Graham (ankle) on Wednesday, New Orleans Times-Picayune writer Mike Triplett reports.

Analysis: For now, the team feels good about Graham's possibility of playing Sunday against the Broncos and hopefully that confidence will grow once he tests things out Wednesday.

Graham confirmed out

New Orleans Saints tight end Jimmy Graham is out. He didn't make the trip to Tampa. Jonathan Vilma is active and will play for the first time all season. FULL INJURY ROUNDUP

Analysis: David Thomas will get the start in Graham's place if you're at a loss for options.

Jimmy Graham: (Ankle) Inactive

As expected, Graham (ankle) is inactive for Sunday's game against the Bucs, the Saints' official site reports.

Analysis: David Thomas is starting in Graham's place Sunday. While Graham is nearly irreplaceable in most fantasy lineups, Thomas could provide a nice line if the Saints continue to emphasize the passing game.

Jimmy Graham: (Ankle) Downgraded to Out

Graham (ankle) has been downgraded to out for Sunday's game against Tampa Bay, Sirius Radio's Adam Caplan reports.

Analysis: The dreaded high ankle sprain has not been mentioned, but it looks like Graham is dealing with more than a mild sprain, no matter the specifics. Although David Thomas figures to replace him for the most part, Graham obviously can't be imitated.

Graham ruled out

NFL Network's Alex Flannagan reports Saints' TE Jimmy Graham did not travel with the team and will not play against the Buccaneers on Sunday. FULL STORY

Analysis: Fantasy owners will have to look for other options tomorrow. The news could impact the performances of your other Saints' players, but not all of them…read more

Graham a game-time decision

New Orleans Saints tight end Jimmy Graham (ankle) looks like a true game-time decision against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. He was limited in practice all week. FULL INJURY ROUNDUP

Analysis: With the loss of Aqib Talib, the Buccaneers will have their hands full with Marques Colston and the Saints WRs, leaving Graham against a young Bucs' linebacker corps.

Jimmy Graham: (Ankle) Questionable Against TB

Graham (ankle) was a limited practice participant Friday and is questionable for Sunday's game against Tampa Bay, New Orleans Times-Picayune writer Mike Triplett reports.

Analysis: Graham sounds like a decent bet to suit up Sunday, but his status is up in the air and we can't imagine he'll be anywhere near 100 percent even if he does play. If you have a quality backup, this would be the week where it finally makes sense to bench Graham. If you don't have a quality backup, it…read more

Graham returns to practice

Tight end Jimmy Graham made a surprising return to practice Thursday on a limited basis. It sounds like he'll be a game-time decision. Interim to the interim head coach Aaron Kromer indicated that if Graham is physically ready to go, he'll play. FULL REPORT

Analysis: With the loss of Aqib Talib, the Buccaneers will have their hands full with Marques Colston and the Saints WRs, leaving Graham against a young Bucs' linebacker corps.

Jimmy Graham: (Ankle) Limited Practice Thursday

After missing Wednesday's practice with his ankle injury, Graham was a limited participant Thursday, the New Orleans Times-Picayune reports.

Analysis: That's a step in the right direction, but we still have to see what Graham gets up to Friday -- and how he is listed officially -- before signing off on his potential availability for Sunday's game against the Bucs. At this point, he is hardly a lock to go, with this possibly turning into a …read more

Graham misses practice

New Orleans Saints tight end Jimmy Graham (ankle) sat out of practice. The team expressed optimism that Graham's injury wasn't too serious, but this is worth tracking all week. FULL INJURY ROUNDUP

Analysis: If Graham were to miss time, it would impact the values of Marques Colston and Drew Brees. The Buccaneers have been stout versus the run and not having Graham to worry about would make their job easier in the secondary.

Jimmy Graham: (Ankle) Misses Practice Wednesday

Graham (ankle) didn't practice Wednesday Mike Triplett of the New Orleans Times-Picayune reports.

Analysis: Triplett suggests at this point that Graham is very questionable this week, though more should be known about his status Thursday or Friday. On the plus side, Graham was able to run around a little Wednesday and "looks good," according to coach Aaron Kromer, who did not specify whether the tight…read more

Coach Aaron Kromer is slated to meet with the media Wednesday, at which point Graham's (ankle) status should be updated, Mike Triplett of the New Orleans Times-Picayune reports.

Analysis: Graham was sporting a walking boot on his right foot after the Saints' win over the Chargers on October 7, with the hope here obviously being that the team's Week 6 bye has given the tight end's ankle enough time to settle down.

Coach Aaron Kromer confirmed Monday that Graham suffered a sprained ankle in Sunday's game against the Chargers, the Saints' official site reports.

Analysis: At this point Graham is still being evaluated, but the Saints are on bye this week, which gives him some added healing time before the team next takes the field on October 21 against the Bucs.

Jimmy Graham: Ankle Issue

Graham left the Saints' locker room after Sunday night's game against the Chargers with a walking boot on his right foot as the result of an ankle injury he sustained in the contest, the New Orleans Times-Picayune reports.

Analysis: Graham hurt his ankle in the second quarter of Sunday's game, but was able to return in the second half, finishing up with one catch for four yards on two targets. Afterward, all coach Aaron Kromer said about Graham's injury was, "We'll see." The Saints are on bye this week, which is a case of…read more

Moore ruled out

New Orleans Saints wide receiver Lance Moore is out against the San Diego Chargers. FULL WEEK 5 INJURY ROUNDUP

Analysis: Expect Drew Brees to rely on heavily on Jimmy Graham and Marques Colston in his quest to break Johnny Unitas' record of 47 consecutive games with a touchdown.

Graham caught seven psases for 76 yards in Sunday's loss in Green Bay.

Analysis: Graham looked to be on his way to a huge day after catching five passes for 57 yards in the first half. However, Graham was only able to haul in two more passes after the break, and failed to reach the end zone for the first time all year. Still, it was a nice bounce back performance after the low…read more

Graham caught four passes for a mere 16 yards but helped his cause with a one-yard touchdown reception in the third quarter Sunday against Kansas City.

Analysis: Graham had a forgettable afternoon as he dropped at least a couple of catchable passes. However, he still led the Saints in targets (eight) and managed to find the end zone for the third straight game. Teams will continue to shift coverage his way, but Graham has proved that he is good enough to…read more

Graham still elite

Jimmy Graham, Drew Brees Whatever other issues the New Orleans Saints have, Brian Billick isn't worried about the connection between Drew Brees and Jimmy Graham, which is as strong as ever in his eyes.

Analysis: With Aaron Hernandez and Antonio Gates dealing with injury, Graham and Gronkowski are alone atop the elite fantasy TE ranks.

Graham caught seven passes for 71 yards, including a one-yard touchdown grab, in Sunday's loss to Carolina.

Analysis: It was another impressive performance for Graham. While he is behind last year's record-setting yardage pace, he has caught touchdown passes in each of the year's first two contests. With another 13 targets on Sunday, there is no reason to think that Graham will not continue to be an elite option…read more

Graham caught six passes for 85 yards and a touchdown during Sunday's loss to the Redskins.

Analysis: Graham was targeted 10 times, but was unfortunately only able to haul in six passes. Still, one of those grabs resulted in a beautiful 20-yard touchdown in the first quarter. Quarterback Drew Brees targeted Graham, Marques Colston and Lance Moore a combined 31 times, clear evidence that Graham…read more

Graham did not play in Thursday's preseason finale in Tennessee.

Analysis: Graham was one of a number of Saints who did not participate in Thursday's meaningless final tuneup. Once the season begins, owners can expect Graham to remain a focal point in the Saints' high-powered attack. However, it would be wise to temper expectations ever so slightly as he may have…read more

Graham caught three passes for 48 yards and a touchdown during Saturday's preseason game against Houston.

Analysis: Graham missed the Saints' first preseason game with a bad back and was held without a catch in the second exhibition contest. But Drew Brees' favorite target couldn't be held down for a third time, as he broke through with some solid work against the Texans' defense. He remains one of the two…read more

After missing last week's game in New England, Graham played in Friday's preseason game against Jacksonville but did not record a catch.

Analysis: It was good to see Graham back on the field after injuring his back last week in practice, though he was targeted only twice on Friday. Despite the slow preseason, owners should not be concerned and he should obviously be considered one of the top two tight end targets on draft day along with Rob…read more

Graham (back) will play in Friday's preseason game, the Saints' Official Twitter reports.

Analysis: Graham sat out the Saints' preseason opener this past Thursday, but he's good to go now and though he'll probably be yanked early Friday along with the team's other key starters on offense Friday, it appears as though he is past his back issue.

Jimmy Graham: Back in Business

Graham (back) was at practice Monday, the Saints' official site reports.

Analysis: Graham sat out the Saints' preseason opener this past Thursday, but his presence on the field Monday confirms the minor nature of the back issue that caused him to be held out.

Graham (back) sat out Thursday's game against New England.

Analysis: Graham injured his back after landing hard on the turf in Wednesday's practice. While the injury is not considered serious, in meaningless preseason games, the Saints decided to play it safe with the All-Pro tight end.

Jimmy Graham: Possibly Tweaks Back

Graham returned to the sideline with his teammates after possibly tweaking his backat practice Wednesday, according to Jeff Duncan of the Times-Picayune.

Analysis: At first glance, Graham appeared to be in pain after making a catch during Wednesday's practice, but it now looks like the Saints' star tight end avoided a major issue here. We'll let you know if that assessment changes.

While Nick Toon drew praise for his receiving skills during offseason training activities, it was Graham who was the hands down MVP of OTAs, according to the New Orleans Times-Picayune.

Analysis: Needless to say, Graham is an incredible weapon in the Saints high-powered offense. Even without Drew Brees, who sat out OTAs in a contract dispute, Graham was unstoppable in the red zone and down the middle of the field, even with Chase Daniels seemingly just throwing the ball in his general…read more

Graham caught five passes for 103 yards, including a 14-yard grab and a 66-yard run-and-catch that both went for scores, in Saturday's heartbreaking loss to San Francisco.

Analysis: Graham had one of the best years ever for a tight end, amassing 1,310 yards on 99 receptions, breaking the single-season yardage total for the position. He also scored 11 touchdowns, emerging as a huge red zone threat. With Drew Brees at the helm (assuming Brees, a free agent, re-signs with the…read more

Jimmy Graham: Returns To Saturday's Game

Graham (undisclosed) returned to the field for New Orleans' second drive against San Francisco on Saturday.

Analysis: It's not clear what Graham's injury was, but he was able to get back onto the field not long after heading to the locker room.

Graham headed to the locker room during the opening drive of Saturday's game against San Francisco.

Analysis: It's not clear what his issue is, but back spasms have been a problem for Graham, and he wasn't obviously reaching for anywhere in the lower body. We'll add more info when it's available.

Graham started slowly but finished with seven catches for 55 yards, including a three-yard touchdown grab, in Sunday's Wild Card win over Detroit.

Analysis: Graham was targeted a team-high 11 times as he continued to build on his record-breaking year. San Francisco will pose a much tougher test than the Detroit defense but Graham has been nearly unstoppable all year and the Saints' offense is peaking at the ideal time.

Graham had eight receptions for 97 yards with a touchdown in Sunday's 45-17 win over the Panthers.

Analysis: Graham was quiet early, but came alive in the second half, including a pretty 19-yard touchdown catch in the third quarter. Graham passed Kellen Winslow Sr. for the all-time yardage record by a tight end, but New England's Rob Gronkowski took it away from him two different times Sunday (Gronkowski…read more

Coach Sean Payton put to rest any speculation that the Saints would rest their starters, including Graham, when they face the Panthers on Sunday despite being a long shot to secure a first-round bye in the playoffs, reports the New Orleans Times-Picayune.

Analysis: The Saints would need both to win and have San Francisco fall to 2-13 St. Louis to earn a bye in the NFL playoffs. Despite the unlikely sequence, Payton announced that the team plans to play "full speed ahead" with its starters Sunday. This is great news for fantasy owners still in the fantasy…read more

Graham caught four passes for 42 and a touchdown Monday against the Falcons.

Analysis: Graham is now up to 91 catches for 1,213 yards and 10 touchdowns for the year and is just uncoverable in certain situations. If your league is still going, expect another solid outing from Graham on Sunday against a Panthers team he already burned for 129 yards, as the Saints still have plenty to…read more

Graham (back) caught seven passes for 70 yards and a touchdown on a team-high ten targets Sunday in Minnesota, though he did lose a fumble on the team's opening drive.

Analysis: Graham showed no ill effects from the stiff back that limited him early last week. Very little more can be said about the impressive season Graham has put up thus far. If you are still alive in Championship Week, you are obviously starting him against Atlanta, where he had seven catches for 82…read more

Graham (back) is active for Sunday's game against the Vikings, the Saints' official Twitter feed reports.

Analysis: He's playing through the pain down the stretch, but Graham continues to rank among the league elite tight ends despite cooling off a bit after a four-game stretch of 100-yard games earlier this season. Continue to start him with confidence throughout the fantasy playoffs.

Graham (back) is probable for Sunday's game against Minnesota, NewOrleansSaints.com reports.

Analysis: Graham will start against the Vikings and is a must-start for anyone who doesn't own Rob Gronkowski.

Graham (back) practiced in full Wednesday, according to the Saints' official website.

Analysis: At the moment, it looks like Graham owners dodged a bullet, as the star tight end should be available against the Vikings on Sunday.

Jimmy Graham: (Back) MRI on Tap

Graham, who experienced an intense flare-up of back spasms before Sunday's game against the Titans, is slated for an MRI, the New Orleans Times-Picayune reports.

Analysis: At this point though, Graham does not believe his playing status going forward will be affected by the issue. "I'll be good," Graham said. "And even if I'm not, I'll still play. ... Doesn't matter the pain, doesn't matter what I'm going through, I'm still going to play."

Graham (back) had five receptions for 55 yards in Sunday's win at Tennessee.

Analysis: Graham had trouble warming up before the game, but was able to fight through his back injury. He nearly scored a short touchdown in the second half, but instant replay upheld the decision on the field, even though it looked like a touchdown. Even at less than 100 percent, Graham still led the…read more

Graham, who reportedly had trouble warming up before Sunday's game against the Titan, is dealing with back spasms, Mike Triplett of the New Orleans Times-Picayune reports.

Analysis: While Graham may be somewhat limited, he is out there Sunday catching passes, a fortunate development for owners who were relying on his production this week.

Graham, who reportedly had trouble warming up, is in uniform for the Saints Sunday, Mike Triplett of the New Orleans Times-Picayune reports.

Analysis: We'll have to see if he is limited at all, but Graham is not among the Saints' inactives and he is in uniform, so it appears as though he'll give it a go.

Jimmy Graham: Trouble Warming Up

Graham is having trouble warming up before Sunday's game against the Titans, Fox's Jay Glazer reports.

Analysis: Obviously this is late-breaking and non-specific news. Hopefully we'll get more information before kickoff.

Graham led New Orleans with eight receptions Sunday against the Lions and totaled 89 yards.

Analysis: This was the first time in three games Graham failed to reach the end zone, but he still had a very productive game. The former Miami Hurricanes hoopster has established himself as the elite fantasy tight end in the league, with perhaps the Patriots' Rob Gronkowski being the only close competition.…read more

Graham caught five passes for 84 yards and two touchdowns Monday against the Giants.

Analysis: If you can find anyone to guard him, we'd like to meet them. Graham snagged an easy 5-yard slant for his first touchdown and after hauling in a great throw by Drew Brees, tapped his way along the sideline and stretched to the pylon for another score on a 29-yarder. Graham was targeted a team-high…read more

Graham caught seven of his 12 targets for 82 yards, including a 21-yard touchdown on busted coverage, Sunday against Atlanta.

Analysis: Graham was targeted early and often and did not disappoint. He seems to be fully healed from the ankle injury that limited him against St. Louis two weeks ago. He is arguably Drew Brees' favorite target and a threat to score and post huge numbers on a weekly basis, despite the plethora of options…read more