Rookie T.J. Graham made a noble gesture after the game Sunday
while the Bills were still trying to make sense of their defeat
to the Patriots. Graham didn't simply accept his share of
responsibility for the loss. The wide receiver demanded blame
for Ryan Fitzpatrick's interception in the end zone.  Graham's
blunder came on his route when he cut behind Devin McCourty
rather than in front of him. He took himself out of position and
contributed to his quarterback looking bad when Fitz doesn't
need help in that regard. Graham, while admirable, will someday
understand that the loss wasn't his fault.  Poor decisions
killed the Bills.  Fitzpatrick should have thrown the ball into
the stands after realizing Graham veered down the wrong path. It
would have allowed the Bills to live for another play. And
that's not to solely blame Fitzpatrick for the pick because
common sense would have called for an entirely different plan
with better options in the first place.   Instead, Gailey dialed
up a short pass play to his ine