Graham announced his retirement from the NFL on Monday.

EDGE Analysis

Graham hangs up his cleats after kicking for 10 teams across his 15 professional seasons. The 39-year-old is most recognized for his seven-year stint with the Bengals, which included a Pro-Bowl selection in 2005. After going undrafted out of Virginia Tech in 2000, Graham finishes his career with an impressive 85.5 percent success rate on field goals and 1,260 total points scored.

Graham was cut by the Falcons on Friday, ESPN's Vaughn McClure reports.

EDGE Analysis

Graham was brought into Atlanta after fellow Matt Bryant got injured last season with five games remaining. In his abbreviated stint with the team, Graham converted 11 of 13 field goal tries, which earned him the opportunity to compete with Bryant to start this season. However, following the preseason, the Falcons have apparently now opted to stick with Bryant, sending the 19-year veteran Graham packing.

Graham signed a contract with the Falcons on Saturday.

EDGE Analysis

Graham is no stranger to Atlanta. After Matt Bryant went down due to a quadriceps injury last season, Graham assumed kicking duties for the Falcons. In his short five game stint, Graham connected on 11 of 13 tries and hit all of his eight extra point attempts. Entering his 19th season, Graham hasn't showed any signs of decaying and could be a solid option at kicker for an offense expected to score a lot of points in 2016.

Graham signed with the Falcons after Matt Bryant suffered a quadriceps injury, and he connected with 11-of-13 field goals in five games.

EDGE Analysis

The 38-year-old filled in well, all things considered. Matt Bryant has one year left on his contract, and while the team will probably look for a younger option this season, the 38-year-old Graham isn't going to be a long term option.

Graham figures to serve as the Falcons' kicker for the remainder of this season, after teammate Matt Bryant (quadriceps) was placed on injured reserve Friday.

EDGE Analysis

Graham had filled in for the injured Bryant the past two weeks, but now enters this Sunday's game against the Panthers with some clarity regarding his situation for the rest of this season. Last weekend, the veteran Graham made all four of his field goal attempts against the Buccaneers.

Graham will once again serve as the Falcons' kicker Sunday against the Panthers, ESPN's Vaughn McClure reports.

EDGE Analysis

With Matt Bryant (quad) ruled out by the team Friday, Graham will handle the team's kicking duties for the third week in a row on Sunday. In Week 13, the 38-year-old made all four of his field goal attempts in a 23-19 loss to the Bucs, en route to a 13-point effort.

Graham will serve as the Falcons' kicker once again this Sunday against the Buccaneers, the Atlanta Journal-Constitution reports.

EDGE Analysis

Graham will once again fill in for the injured Matt Bryant (quad), who has already been ruled out for Sunday's NFC South showdown. In his Falcons debut last weekend, Graham made one field goal and one extra point.

Graham made a field goal and an extra point in his only two tries in Sunday's loss to the Vikings.

EDGE Analysis

Graham was signed to fill in for the injured Matt Bryant, and he did his job Sunday. It's uncertain how long Bryant may be sidelined with the quadriceps injury, so Graham will continue to handle the kicking duties for the foreseeable future.

Graham (not injury related) is active for Sunday's game against the Vikings.

EDGE Analysis

With Matt Bryant out for this game with a strained quad, the veteran Graham will handle kicking duties for the Falcons.

The Falcons have signed Graham.

EDGE Analysis

Graham was added by the team Thursday, with Matt Bryant having strained his quad Wednesday during practice and thus potentially missing Sunday's game against the Vikings.