Texans tight end Garrett Graham was on a roll to start the season -- three touchdowns in the first four games. Since then, though, Graham has failed to find the end zone, and has just one game with more than 40 receiving yards since Week 4.
This Sunday, Graham faces off against the Raiders, who have put up uneven numbers against tight ends this season. The Raiders have held tight ends to 6.1 Fantasy points per game, the 10th-lowest average in the league. But they have given up four of their five touchdowns to Graham-esque players -- Dwayne Allen, Clay Harbor, Zach Ertz, and Brent Celek.
There's not much to go on here -- Graham seems to have lost his early-season magic and Case Keenum taking over at quarterback didn't give him any significant bump. He's probably best left on benches in most leagues, but a desperate owner chasing touchdowns may want to take a risk on Graham fitting the profile of the tight ends who have scored against the Raiders and take a shot on him.