Coach John Harbaugh confirmed that Shayne Graham will handle kicking duties for Billy Cundiff (calf) in Week 16. "Even if Billy was ready to go, which I still think he's nursing that thing back, he's still not 100 percent, Shayne got the week of practice," explained Harbaugh. The Browns allow the 12th-most fantasy points to opposing kickers.

Ravens signed K Shayne Graham. Billy Cundiff's left calf injury has become a major concern. With two misses from 39 yards or less in the last two weeks, he's likely to get a couple weeks off. If active, Graham will be a desperation fantasy play against the Browns this week.

Dolphins waived K Shayne Graham. Dan Carpenter (groin) is ready to resume kicking duties for the Dolphins. During his two-game stint with Miami, Graham went 4-of-5 on field goals, with all four of his makes coming from 29 yards out or less.

Dolphins signed K Shayne Graham, formerly of the Cowboys. He'll fill-in for Dan Carpenter against the Bills, who is dealing with a groin injury. Graham was a perfect 12-of-12 on field-goal attempts in eight games for the Patriots last season, but you should have no shortage of waiver-wire options to start in Carpenter's place.

Cowboys released Ks Shayne Graham and Dave Rayner. The Cowboys will roll with undrafted rookie Dan Bailey as their field goal kicker, and David Buehler as a kickoff specialist. It's a jumbled situation, and one to shy away from in fantasy leagues. Graham and Rayner both struggled in the preseason. No. 5 kicker Kai Forbath is on the reserve/PUP list.

Cowboys signed K Shayne Graham. With David Buehler (hip) sidelined, the Cowboys are looking for a fresh leg to compete with Danny Bailey. At this point, it's an open competition between the three. Fantasy owners can find much safer situations.

Free agent K Shayne Graham visited the Giants Tuesday. Lawrence Tynes (thigh) is questionable for Monday's preseason game against the Bears, so the Giants want to have an alternative on hand. Graham played one game with the G-Men last year, so the coaching staff has a familiarity.

Redskins released K Shayne Graham. Graham was excellent filling in for an injured Stephen Gostkowski in New England last season, but missed two kicks in the Redskins' preseason opener and was said to be struggling in practice. Graham Gano was among the league's least accurate kickers last season, converting just 24-of-35 field-goal tries, but should now have a stranglehold on kicking duties in Washington.

Redskins agreed to terms with K Shayne Graham. Graham will compete with holdover Graham Gano. On field-goal accuracy alone, it's a slam-dunk in Graham's favor. Gano does boast one of the strongest legs in the league, but that takes on less importance under the new kickoff rules.

The Redskins are "closing in" on a deal with free agent K Shayne Graham, sources tell Chris Russell. Graham will be competition for incumbent Graham Gano, who hit an ugly 68.6 percent of his field goals last season. Graham is still only 34 and made 86.0 percent of his chances since breaking into the league in 2001.