For starters, I don't put much stock into Bleacher Report fiction. Who is this guy saying he tallked to a few players from the locker room and they told him as much about Graham. I call B.S. on this dude.
As far as incorporating Graham into the offense, I'm not worried about this at all. He's not going to be force-fed the ball by any means, but he'll be a vital cog. Remember, Russ likes to distribute the ball like a point guard to keep everyone more involved and make us more versatile. I see this continuing ... with success.
The coaches know what they're doing. The check-down pass play for a touchdown to Freddy Jack is ample proof of that. It was a thing of beauty. Then Russ throws an over-the-top pass to ADB in the back of the end zone on another impressive drive.
Take away the 15-yard unsportsmanlike on Sweazy and the costly interception (but Britt did come away with the ball) and I could see us winning that game.
And have your all really given up on our defense? If so, shame on you. The identity of our team is still going to be relying on our defense to keep the game close, limiting our risk on offense with plays that practically minimize turning the ball over, wearing teams down and then ... BOOM ... capitalizing as the stronger team in the fourth quarter. That's a strategy that has gotten us to the last two Super Bowls and I trust it to get us there for a third.
As many have said, those first two games may very well be the toughest on our schedule. If that's the case, you can't really be too distraught considering we were in both of them up until the very end. Now is the time to turn the corner and fire up. I see it happening Sunday and then the wheels will be back on the bus ride to Santa Clara.