Lions released P Ben Graham with an injury settlement. Graham suffered a calf injury in Detroit's Week 3 loss to the Titans. A 39-year-old, eight-year veteran, Graham has played for three teams in the past five seasons.

Lions placed P Ben Graham (calf) on injured reserve, ending his season. Graham actually suffered the injury prior to his first punt of last week's game that resulted in a 65-yard touchdown. Turning 39 in November, Graham had averaged 41.3 yards on six punts this season.

Lions punter Ben Graham left Sunday's game against the Titans with a left calf injury and is questionable to return. Graham was injured while covering the Titans' Tommie Campbell 65-yard punt return touchdown. Kicker Jason Hanson was forced to come in and punt in place of Graham.

Lions re-signed P Ben Graham to a one-year contract. Graham averaged 44.1 yards on 28 punts after taking over for Ryan Donahue (quad) in November. The two will likely compete for punting duties this summer.

Lions signed P Ben Graham, formerly of the Cardinals. The former Aussie Rules player was replaced by Dave Zastudil in Arizona this year. Graham has a career average of 44.2 yards on 434 punts.

Cardinals released P Ben Graham. Graham was brought back last week with Dave Zastudil battling inflammation in his knee. The Cardinals must be confident that Zastudil will be just fine after the Week 6 bye.

Cardinals re-signed P Ben Graham. The 37-year-old Graham is needed because Dave Zastudil is dealing with inflammation in his knee, and has struggled. Graham was Arizona's punter last season. He could supplant Zastudil with a strong effort against the Vikings.

Cardinals agreed to terms with P Ben Graham. Graham averaged a net of just 36.6 yards per punt last season, 21st in the NFL. But that's apparently good enough for the Cardinals, who bring back Graham for his third season in the desert.