T.J. Graham caught one ball for five yards in the Bills' Week 10 loss to Pittsburgh.

Now getting outplayed weekly by rookie Marquise Goodwin, Graham lacks fantasy value in both re-draft and Dynasty leagues. Graham couldn't capitalize on Sunday's start in the absence of Robert Woods (ankle).

T.J. Graham caught one ball for a loss of two yards in the Bills' Week 9 loss to the Chiefs.

Buffalo's third receiver and a situational deep threat along with Marquise Goodwin behind Robert Woods and Stevie Johnson, Graham tacked a lost fumble onto his lackluster day. Graham is barely worth owning in Dynasty leagues.

T.J. Graham caught two passes for 19 yards in Week 8 against the Saints.

Graham was targeted four times but has topped two catches in a game just once this season. He's not on the re-draft radar as the No. 3 or 4 receiver in a run-first offense.

T.J. Graham caught two passes for 21 yards in Buffalo's Week 5 loss to the Browns.

Graham also absorbed two thundering hits, the second of which earned him an evaluation for a concussion. He did return, however. With fellow deep threat Marquise Goodwin (hand) nearing a return, Graham remains well off the re-draft radar.

T.J. Graham caught two passes for 32 yards in Sunday's Week 4 win over the Ravens.

Graham has fallen well behind Robert Woods on the depth chart. The second-year man is on pace for just 16 catches, 180 yards and no touchdowns.

T.J. Graham caught one pass for five yards in Week 3 against the Jets.

Buffalo's third receiver remains an afterthought in the passing attack.

T.J. Graham was held to one catch for eight yards in Week 2 against the Panthers.

Graham saw only three targets and continues to be used strictly as a downfield receiver. He remains off the fantasy radar. Robert Woods caught four passes for 68 yards on Sunday and is the preferred option in the passing game behind Steve Johnson.

E.J. Manuel said the Bills want to get T.J. Graham more touches starting this week.

Graham played on 61-of-64 Week 1 snaps, but somehow ended up with zero catches on one target. Manuel insists that's because the Bills implemented a short, conservative passing scheme against the Patriots. "The game plan was different for New England than it was for this weekend," Manuel said. Look for Graham to get a few deep shots against Carolina's shaky secondary this week, but he's impossible to trust in re-draft formats right now.

T.J. Graham started the Bills' Week 1 loss to the Patriots, but was held without a catch.

The Bills opened in a three-wide set, with Graham, Robert Woods and Stevie Johnson all drawing "starts." Graham was targeted just once all game. A situational deep threat, Graham is off the fantasy radar.

T.J. Graham has one catch for nine yards this preseason.

Graham was targeted three times in Saturday's regular season dress rehearsal against the Redskins, but they resulted in two defensive pass interference calls and one offensive pass interference. The second-year receiver got the start, but he's not a factor with Kevin Kolb and Jeff Tuel slinging the ball around. Graham will be a better player with big-armed E.J. Manuel back in the lineup, but he's nothing more than a WR5.

T.J. Graham took first-team reps on the first day of Bills camp.

Both WGR 550 Buffalo and BuffaloBills.com considered Graham one of the standouts of Day 1. This, after Graham consistently impressed in OTAs. Rookie Robert Woods is probably still the slight favorite to start opposite Stevie Johnson, but it's clear the new coaching staff is going to give Graham a legitimate opportunity.

T.J. Graham says he studied the routes of Mike Wallace in the offseason.

"Just the transition, and the tenacity of his routes," Graham said of his observations. "He runs them full speed, he's got a lot of herky-jerky. He's pressing vertical all the time. Last year, I don't think I pressed vertical as well as I should have. I didn't get that burst of speed coming out of breaks that I should have. This year, I feel like those are key points I need to improve on." The Bills' official website has Graham competing with Robert Woods and Brad Smith for No. 2 receiver duties. We'd consider Graham the early favorite.

T.J. Graham says he bulked up and added game speed in the offseason.

Graham is listed at 6-foot, 180 on the Bills' official website, so if he could get closer to the 190-195 range that would help him against some of the bigger corners in the league. As far as game speed goes, Graham says he's "a lot more alert, I can read stuff a lot easier, I can move a lot faster." After being named the Bills' most impressive receiver in OTAs, Graham will head to training camp on solid ground as he competes for one of the starting outside spots.

T.J. Graham was reportedly the Bills' most impressive receiver during Bills OTAs.

In the battle to line up opposite Stevie Johnson, Graham is off on the right foot. The Bills' official site says the 2012 third-rounder looks like a prime candidate to make a second year leap. "I understood what I had to do for an NFL game or a practice - what things to work on," said Graham. "It's not a sprint, it's a marathon. You've got to pace yourself. The training this year was a little different." Robert Woods, Marquise Goodwin and Da'Rick Rogers will be pushing Graham come camp.

The Bills' official website says T.J. Graham will have a "golden opportunity" in the new offense.

In theory, Graham is primed for a big season. New coach Doug Marrone is installing an up-tempo offense, Doug Jones and David Nelson are gone, and Graham is penciled in as a starter opposite Stevie Johnson. But he looked lost as a rookie, recording a 31/322/1 line despite playing more than two-thirds of the offensive snaps. Graham will have to take a step forward physically to capitalize on his opportunity.

T.J. Graham played on 68.6 percent of the snaps in 2012, second-most among Bills' wideouts behind Stevie Johnson.

T.J. Graham caught three passes for 33 yards in Buffalo's Week 14 loss to the Rams.

One week after starting in the absence of Donald Jones, Graham was sent back to the bench with Jones active. However, Graham's statline was the same as his teammate's. Although Graham is an intriguing speed prospect, he's in no danger of becoming a fantasy factor down the stretch.

Bills rookie WR T.J. Graham caught just one pass for six yards in Week 6.

Graham, a speedster out of North Carolina State, was targeted twice on the day. He has some big-play ability, but he doesn't offer any consistency. Graham isn't a fantasy option.

Bills rookie WR T.J. Graham caught four balls for 34 yards in Buffalo's Week 4 loss to the Patriots.

With Stevie Johnson scuffling to get open, Buffalo's other pass catchers stepped up in this one. Graham, a fast-moving speedster out of North Carolina State, set season-highs in both receptions and yardage. Graham has some big-play ability, but he offers little chance at consistency. Leave him on the waiver wire.

T.J. Graham had three catches for 24 yards with a touchdown in the Bills' Week 3 win over the Browns.

Making his second career NFL appearance, Graham gets his first career touchdown. He's operating as an outside receiver in three- and four-wide sets thanks to David Nelson's season-ending knee injury. There's only Dynasty appeal here as Ryan Fitzpatrick locks on to Stevie Johnson and Donald Jones.