The Gers have recorded back-to-back victories in recent weeks, scoring nine goals across fixtures against Civil Service Strollers and Dalbeattie Star.
Speaking to RangersTV ahead of this evening's league clash against Open Goal Broomhill, Graham underlined the strength in depth that the team boast: "Playing two games per week, going away and travelling for games, boys do get fatigued. It's important that boys who aren't playing every week can come in and have the same impact.
"You always want to play so all the boys do give their best in training. It's good as well because it's a good group of boys so there's no jealousy for other players who are playing ahead of you."
The 18-year-old has hit the goal trail in recent weeks, finding the back of the net with increasing regularity after netting his third goal in five matches in the Light Blues' previous Lowland League outing.
He continued: "I've been happy. I think I've scored three goals in my last five games. I've came back from Christmas and started pretty well so I just need to keep that form up for the second half of the season.
"We went through a tough spell. We've won a couple of games on the bounce now so it's just about taking all of those wins, having a momentum in the league again and hopefully picking up another three points."