Jimmy Graham is Sadly Looking Like a Free Agency Bust for the Packers
By Jerry Trotta

Stop us if you've heard this before, but Jimmy Graham is set for a lengthy spell on the sidelines with an injury.
The former All-Pro tight end was listed as a non-participant on the Green Bay Packers' last two injury reports with a groin ailment, and reports coming out of Thursday's session indicate the knock is much more serious than team doctors originally thought.
When the Pack signed him back in March of 2018, a plethora of pundits were drooling at the thought of his partnership with Aaron Rodgers (despite his ordinary production in Seattle with Russell Wilson). However, Graham's time in Wisconsin has been nothing short of abominable.
Jimmy Graham continues to be one of my least favorite free agent pickups ever.
— Packers FTW (@PackersForTheWn) September 15, 2019
In 18 games (12 starts) with Green Bay, the five-time Pro-Bowler has hauled in 58 passes for 666 yards to go with just three touchdowns. While nobody expected him to manifest the production during his time with the Saints, those stats rank at the bottom of the NFL in terms of starting tight ends.
Our view would be different if Graham was contributing in other ways on offense, but the former Miami Hurricane is downright incompetent when it comes to pass and run blocking.
Jimmy Graham blocking Danielle Hunter. Should’ve just punted on 3rd down. pic.twitter.com/LA9bfs55ME
— Joe Kipp (@JuhKipp) September 15, 2019
Come on, Jimmy. At least make it look like you're trying to protect your quarterback!
Something tell us that Rodgers will feel much more comfortable and poised in the pocket with his starting TE watching from the sidelines on Sunday.
Jimmy Graham shouldn't be blocking. We literally have this discussion every. single. week.
— Zachary Jacobson (@ZachAJacobson) September 15, 2019
Graham apologized to Lambeau Field fanatics after his disappointing first season with the franchise, and he's somehow followed that up with an even more rotten showing in 2019 despite his TD grab against the Bears.
He's been a a profound bust and the Packers would be wise to just cut their losses and let him walk at this point.