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New Orleans Saints Fact of the Day: December 14, 2013

Jimmy Graham's 14 TDs this season is the most by TE in New Orleans Saints history

Dec 14, 2013 at 01:30 AM

New Orleans Saints Fact of the Day for Saturday, December 14, 2013:

New Orleans Saints tight end Jimmy Graham's two touchdown receptions against the Carolina Panthers increased his season total to 14, extending his own team record. Graham now ranks second in NFL history for touchdown receptions in a season by a tight end; only New England's Rob Gronkowski (17 in 2011) has more. With his second TD grab of the night, Graham broke a tie with Vernon Davis (2009) and Antonio Gates (2004) for second.

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