2018
• Did not get into any games as a senior in 2018.
2017
• Saw action in a pair of games in an injury-plagued season.
• Started the season opener against Boston College (9-1), throwing for 190 yards and two touchdowns.
• Also rushed for 99 yards on 12 carries and caught a 13-yard pass in a narrow Huskie loss.
• Rushed for 23 yards against Ball State (11-9) in his only other action of the season.
2016
• Academic All-MAC selection saw action in eight games and started four at quarterback for the Huskies in 2016.
• Took over when Drew Hare got injured at South Florida (9-10), and started the San Diego State (9-17) and Western Illinois (9-24) games.
• Relieved an injured Anthony Maddie and started the Toledo (11-9) and Eastern Michigan (11-16) contests.
• Set career highs for completions (24), attempts (43) and passing yards (227) versus Toledo and ran for career best 97 yards on 17 carries.
• Also threw three touchdown passes - of one, four and 19 yards - versus Toledo to tie his career high.
• Ran 44 times for 187 yards on the year with a season-long 30-yard rush versus Buffalo (10-22).
• Completed 71-of-127 passes for 680 yards and eight touchdowns on the season.
• Threw for 213 yards versus San Diego State and 227 yards against Toledo for his top passing performances of the season.
• Recorded a tackle against San Diego State and again versus Western Illinois.
•.Top total offense returnee for NIU in 2017 with 867 yards on 171 plays in eight games a year ago.
2015
• Appeared in 10 games with four starts.
• Finished with 691 passing yards.
• Completed 53.9 percent of his passes.
• Tossed six TDs and just three INTs.
• Took over as starting QB after starter Drew Hare was injured at Toledo (11-3).
• Led a crucial second-half comeback against the No. 20 Rockets, completing 9-of-12 pass attempts for 132 yards and his first career touchdown pass - all in the second half.
• Also started and finished wins over Buffalo (11-11) and Western Michigan (11-18) to help the Huskies win the MAC West again.
• Threw for a career-high 190 yards and two TDs against the Bulls.
• Named MAC Scholar Athlete of the Week for his effort at Buffalo, which included a career-high 78 yards rushing on 18 attempts.
• Tossed for two touchdowns again versus Western Michigan.
• Threw for 158 yards and rushed for 39 more in the win over WMU.
• Was injured in the Ohio (11-24) defeat and missed the MAC Championship Game against Bowling Green (12-4) the next week.
• Returned to start the Poinsettia Bowl versus Boise State (12-23).
• Honored as an Academic All-MAC student-athlete for the first time.
2014
• Redshirted.
• Named NIU Offensive Scout Team Player of the Week for his good work helping the Huskies prepare for Northwestern (9-6).
High School
• Completed 151-of-298 passes for 2,007 yards and 24 touchdowns in two seasons as the starting quarterback.
• Ran for 1,096 yards and 11 touchdowns on 247 carries in two years.
• Named team MVP and second team all-conference as a senior.
• Threw for 1,079 yards on 70-of-146 passing in 2013 and tossed 13 touchdown passes.
• Gained 576 yards on the ground as a senior, scoring twice.
• Selected as a team captain prior to his senior year.
• Tallied 928 yards and 11 touchdowns on 81-of-152 passing as a junior.
• Scored nine rushing touchdowns in 2012 while gaining 520 yards on 118 carries.
Personal
• Born Jan. 9, 1996, in Geneva, Ill.
• Son of Dan and Robin Graham
• Business administration major.
• Father was a former NIU (1983-87) and Tampa Bay Buccaneers lineman.
• Uncle, Russ, played linebacker and safety at NIU (1979-82).
• Uncle, Kent, played 10 seasons in the National Football League with the New York Giants, Arizona Cardinals, Pittsburgh Steelers and Washington Redskins.
GRAHAM'S SINGLE GAME CAREER HIGHS
Pass Attempts: 43 (Toledo 11-9-16)
Completions: 24 (Toledo 11-9-16)
Passing Yards: 227 (Toledo 11-9-16)
Passing Touchdowns: 3 (Toledo 11-9-16)
Long Completion: 68, at Buffalo, 11-11-15
Rush Attempts: 18, at Buffalo, 11-11-15
Rushing Yards: 99 (Boston College 9-1-17)
Long Rush: 60 (Boston College 9-1-17)
Interceptions: 1 (Boston College 9-1-17)
