Why does anyone think we NEED a TE?  Why would we invest our very limited cap room on acquiring a relatively expensive TE like Graham when we just drafted Scheffler last year??  Look, I get that Graham is a solid TE, but unless we're planning to employ a lot of two TE sets, he would not really count as "another weapon for Cutler".  I also know that Tony's overall stats in his rookie season were a disapointment for the second round pick, but if you look a little closer and pay attention to the context things look much better.  Check this split out:

1. Scheffler with Plummer at QB: 11 games (only had stats in 3 games) 6 catches for 67 yards and 0 TD.
   
2. Scheffler with Cutler at QB: 5 games, 12 catches for 219 yards and 4 TD.

I believe that Jay and Tony were roommates early in their Denver careers, so they developed a bound.  They also practiced together before breaking into the starting lineup on a permanent basis late in the season.  Scheffler might be raw, but he can produce now and sharing playing time with a proven, relatively young veteran will only hurt his developement and the bond between him and his QB.  If you project Tony's stats based on the small sample size toward the end of last year, he could easily rack up 40+ catches, 700+ yards and 8+ TD.  That's if you don't factor in the improvement of either him or Cutler... by the way, those numbers would make him a top 5 TE in the league overall.