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Malcom Floyd


Malcom Floyd | San Diego Chargers | WR

Height: 6-5 Weight: 225 | Born: 9/8/1981

2011 Experience: 6th Year

Fantasy Football Outlook: While Malcom Floyd did an admirable job for Philip Rivers in Vincent Jackson’s absence, he will be nothing more than a average No.2 receiver this season. Floyd is an average at best route runner and wouldn’t make it as a starting receiver if it wasn’t for his 6’5 frame and his leaping ability to snag down deep passes. Floyd will be selected in most fantasy drafts this summer but don’t be be the one to put him on your team, unless your in a league with 14 or more teams.

Receptions Yards TD
2011 Projected Stats 39 626 3

2011 NFL Fantasy Football Draft: ADP Values | Rankings | Mocks | Cheat Sheets + Auction Values

Receiving
Year Age G GS Rec Yds Y/R TD Lng R/G Y/G
2004 23 4 2 3 49 16.3 1 27 0.8 12.3
2006 25 12 0 15 210 14.0 3 46 1.3 17.5
2007 26 6 1 7 97 13.9 0 25 1.2 16.2
2008 27 13 2 27 465 17.2 4 49 2.1 35.8
2009 28 16 9 45 776 17.2 1 53 2.8 48.5
2010 29 11 9 37 717 19.4 6 55 3.4 65.2

Career

62

23

134

2314

17.3

15

55

2.2

37.3

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June 2011

While Malcom Floyd took on a bigger role in the Chargers’ offense he failed to capitalize fully with Vincent Jackson gone and Antonio Gates batting an injury. Floyd his a big receiver that can leap over defenders for the football, but he’s a poor route runner and routinely seemed to get lost in a great passing offense. Now a free agent, Floyd has been rumored to possibly head to the Bears, and that would be a decent for him because that team is desperate for a big receiver.

2010 Preview

Malcolm Floyd took over as the No.2 receiver in San Diego upon the release of Chambers. While Floyd did provide the occasional big play for his offense, he didn’t do much for fantasy. If Floyd is to improve on his 2009 season, he will need to step up his route running abilities.

2010 Fantasy Football Outlook

2009 Fantasy Year In Review: Malcom Floyd received an opportunity to start for the Chargers after the team released Chris Chambers during the season. Overall Floyd was a disappointment as he failed to show more activity in the passing game than the occasional catch down the field.

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2010 NFL Fantasy Football Player Rankings: For the size Floyd has (6’5) you would think he could total more than one touchdown as a starter. If Floyd continues to play like this, I have to feel that someone like Legedu Naanee will challenge him for the starting job.

Floyd will be a clear starter for the Chargers and Vincent Jackson could face a suspension early in the year so Philip Rivers may look his way often. This would be good to see as Floyd has to step his game up before fantasy owners can keep him on their rosters.

Assets

- Big Play Threat

- Great Quarterback / Offense

Liabilities

- Touchdowns

- Route Running




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