Saints TE Jimmy Graham was arrested Friday night in California following what the team called a "medical episode which resulted in him becoming disoriented" before being taken to a hospital for evaluation.

According to Saints team doctors, Graham was believed to have suffered a seizure that resulted in him becoming disoriented. He was arrested for suspicion of being under the influence of narcotics and obstructing a police officer, according to police. Graham was taken into custody by local authorities and later transported to a local hospital for evaluation. He was since released from the hospital. The Saints said Graham is with the team as they continued preparations for Sunday's preseason game against the Los Angeles Chargers.

Bears TE Jimmy Graham was placed on the reserve-COVID-19 list Friday according to Bears head coach Matt Nagy.

Minus one game, Graham has been a zero in fantasy football.

The Bears are indeed taking a step forward with the development plan of Justin Fields.

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The tweet said the Bears are getting Fields snaps with top targets like Robinson, Mooney and Graham. But Fields has not actually run the first-team offense in team drills yet. Dalton remains in that place. As of now, the Bears still plan to go with Dalton.

Bears TE Jimmy Graham is questionable for Sunday's game against the Minnesota Vikings, according to the team's official injury report.

Graham has been passed on the depth chart by Cole Kmet. Unless Graham is catching red zone targets, he has no value in fantasy football.

Jimmy Graham to the Bears on a two-year, $16 million deal, including $9 million guaranteed, per source.

2019 wasn't a great one for Jimmy Graham, as he posted just 447 receiving yards and three scores. The Bears have some playmakers on their offense, but the QB situation is still somewhat of a question mark. Despite his new home, Graham is not on the fantasy radar as a starting TE in 2020. He may end up as streamer, however, depending on how the rest of the offseason pans out.