Graham finished as the TE14 in half-point PPR scoring last season, according to Fantasy Pros, despite the fact his average draft position had him selected fourth among tight ends, according to Fantasy Football Calculator.
A key reason for optimism entering 2018 was the fact Graham had put up 10 touchdowns the year prior, and was now getting to play with Aaron Rodgers. But with just two touchdowns last year, Graham couldn’t be trusted in starting lineups by the end of the season.
While things could certainly improve for Graham, and Green Bay’s offense as a whole under new head coach Matt LaFleur, drafting Graham is still a gamble.