Texans TE Garrett Graham (thigh) was upgraded to full in Thursday's practice.

Graham is in no danger of missing Sunday's game against the Cardinals, who are allowing more fantasy points to opposing tight ends than any other team in the league. Graham is Rotoworld's No. 11 tight end for Week 10.

Garrett Graham (thigh) was limited in Wednesday's practice.

Graham doesn't appear to be in any danger of missing Sunday's game in Arizona. He'll be a solid back-end TE1 option this week against a defense that has been the worst at keeping opposing tight ends in check.

Garrett Graham had four catches for 46 yards in Week 9 against the Colts.

Garrett Graham caught just two passes for 25 yards in Week 6 versus the Rams.

Graham was targeted just four times in a game in which Houston quarterbacks attempted 38 passes. He entered the game as a back-end TE1 but certainly didn't produce like one. Graham was the target on Alec Ogletree's 98-yard pick-six, though. Graham will remain on the TE1 radar for the foreseeable future in an offense where whoever lines up under center is in love with checking the ball down.

Garrett Graham will start Sunday's Week 6 game against the Rams.

The Texans are expected to receive a timetable on Owen Daniels (leg) Tuesday. Beat writer John McClain isn't ruling out IR/recall as a return. That would lock Graham in as the starter not only for this week's dream matchup, but also for the next couple months. A better receiver than blocker, the 2010 fourth-round pick has already compiled a 15/141/3 line despite only playing in double tight end sets. There's some plug-n-play appeal this week in Graham.

Garrett Graham caught three passes for 15 yards in Week 5 versus San Francisco.

Graham saw five targets on the night. The Texans weren't doing anything through the air with Matt Schaub struggling. The bottom-of-the-barrel TE2/3 has posted highly inconsistent numbers through the first five weeks. He does have a solid matchup against the Rams in Week 6, however.

Garrett Graham was not targeted in Sunday's Week 3 loss to the Ravens.

Texans TE Garrett Graham (groin/hip) is listed as questionable for Week 3.

His status is wholly uncertain. Graham has scored fluky red-zone TDs in back-to-back games. His absence could translate to an extra target or three for starting tight end Owen Daniels, and No. 2 wide receiver DeAndre Hopkins.

Texans TE Garrett Graham (hip, groin) was held out of Thursday's practice.

Graham was "full" on Wednesday, so it's possible Thursday was just a planned day off. His status will be updated Friday. Graham isn't on the re-draft radar.

Garrett Graham caught three passes for 30 yards and a touchdown in Sunday's Week 2 overtime win over the Titans.

Graham and Owen Daniels continue to be Matt Schaub's favorite options near the end zone. Daniels has three touchdowns already, while Graham has two. He'll be a worthwhile fantasy option only if Daniels goes down. Graham is definitely worth keeping an eye on in all formats, especially Dynasty.

Garrett Graham caught four passes for 27 yards and a touchdown in Houston's Week 1 win over the Chargers on Monday night.

Graham's role in the passing game started to grow last season, and he played plenty in the opener. He possesses reliable hands, and the Texans seem to like him quite a bit. Graham isn't on the re-draft radar, but he's worth keeping an eye on in Dynasty leagues as Owen Daniels is getting up there in age.

Texans TE Garrett Graham caught three passes for 27 yards in Sunday's third preseason game against the Saints.

Graham's role in the Texans' passing game seems to be growing, and he's someone to file away in case Owen Daniels misses any regular season time. Houston uses as many two-tight end sets as any offense in the league, giving Graham ample first-team action. A clay-handed possession target, Graham has 12 catches for 130 yards and a touchdown through three preseason games.

Garrett Graham's base salary will be up from $575,000 to $630,000 in 2013 after he hit escalators in his rookie contract.

Graham entered the 2012 season with just one career catch, but he ended up starting nine games and reeled in 28 passes for 263 yards and three touchdowns. With James Casey set for free agency, Graham could continue to see an increased role in 2013.

Garrett Graham (concussion) is active, as expected, for Sunday's Divisional round game at New England.

While the Patriots get Rob Gronkowski back for the rematch, the Texans have Graham, OLB Brooks Reed, and OT Derek Newton available this time around. Houston's inactives: CB Stanford Routt, CB Roc Carmichael, OL Cody White, OG Antoine Caldwell, NT Terrell McClain, LB Cameron Collins, and OL Andrew Gardner.

Garrett Graham (concussion) will play in Sunday's Divisional Round game against the Patriots.

Graham was back in practice Wednesday, a sign that he's already returned to baseline. The Texans' No. 2 tight end will be a weak check-down valve for Matt Schaub Sunday.

Texans TE Garrett Graham has been officially diagnosed with a concussion, and was limited in Wednesday's practice.

It's Graham's second concussion of the season, but the fact that he's already back at practice suggests he'll suit up against the Patriots. Graham had three catches for 29 yards in Houston's Wild Card win over the Bengals.

Coach Gary Kubiak declined to update the status of TE Garrett Graham (head) Monday.

Texans TE Garrett Graham caught three passes for 29 yards in Houston's Wild Card win over the Bengals.

Graham's long play came midway through the second quarter, blowing by Bengals MLB Rey Maualuga for a 20-yard pickup. But perhaps Graham's most significant play was a short third-down checkdown catch over the middle late in the fourth quarter to seal the win for Houston. Graham doesn't have great stats, but he's a nearly 90 percent player in the Texans' two-tight end-heavy offense. Houston will visit New England in the Divisional Round.

Garrett Graham had one catch for six yards in Sunday's loss to the Colts.

Graham hasn't had a role in the Texans' offense since dealing with a concussion earlier this season, and is rarely used in the passing game behind Owens Daniels. The majority of his production this year came in a two touchdown game in Week 11 against Jacksonville. Graham would need a Daniels or James Casey injury to be a factor in the playoffs.

Texans TE Garrett Graham (concussion) returned to practice Wednesday, and is practicing in full for Week 15.

As expected. Owen Daniels' backup will be ready to roll against the Colts, but won't be a viable TE2 for the second week of the fantasy playoffs.