1 Thing the Raiders' Defense is Focused On

"I mean, you talk to the guys, myself including, nobody cares where the ball starts. It's just once we go out there, defense naturally is just defend the grass behind us. So, whether it's the one yard line or the minus one-yard line, our job is to defend the grass behind us," Graham said.

And each call is how we're selecting to defend the grass, whether it's Cover 2, Cover 4, Blitz Zero, whatever it may be, but our job is, and we get paid to do this, is to stop them from scoring and defend the grass behind us. So, it doesn't matter where the ball starts."

As the Raiders prepare for the Colts, Graham knows how difficult it will be to slow down quarterback Daniel Jones, who is playing some of the best football of his career. Graham has spent time around Jones, which has given him insight into Sunday's matchup.

“He's super smart, toughness, has a natural leadership ability, and on top of that, just the mental part of it. I mean, he's always had that, and it seems like he's in a place where he's happy and he's doing well," Graham said.

"Physically, got the arm talent, and then the added bonus of being able to move in the pocket. He's fast. I mean, when he gets out in the open field, he's fast, but the thing that I think people might underestimate, but I know about him, his toughness. He's one of the tougher football players in the NFL, and he's showing that right now."