re: Are there still people in the "the offense is better without Graham" camp?

I guess I'll defend myself. While I didn't say "we were better off without him", I definitely think in the beginning of the season Drew was forcing the ball to him in obvious situations...falling back on last years success. I know a pick sealed the Carolina game as a result of that.

ETA: you can't deny Graham has been maddingly inconsistent this year. Luckily he made more plays than he missed in the ATL game

I was more happy that the offense got a chance to adjust without him to become less predictable. We're sort of seeing that with Sproles now actually.