Graham is expected to take over the starting left cornerback position for as long as Leodis McKelvin (broken ankle) is out of the lineup, BuffaloBills.com reports. Considering it's a fractured ankle for McKelvin, that might mean the rest of the season for Graham, who has spilt time between both safety and corner this season but should now settle into McKelvin's spot full time. If your league makes you use cornerbacks, Graham is capable of putting up pretty good numbers, as evidenced by a 10-tackle outing in Week 2 with three passes defensed, and that was when he was getting plenty of time at cornerback. Teams have also started to throw away from teammate Stephon Gilmore as well, meaning Graham should be in on plenty of action the rest of the way. The veteran has 50 tackles, nine passes defensed, and one interception in 10 games this season.