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Philip Rivers
Union-Tribune
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Aug 19, 2014 · 9:25 PM EDT

The Union-Tribune considered Chargers WR Malcom Floyd the training camp MVP in a runaway. Newcomer and Pro Bowl cornerback Brandon Flowers said Floyd, soon to be 33, moved like he's just three years into the NFL.

There wasn't a cornerback who faced him that Floyd failed to roast once.

Floyd took another step Friday in his comeback from the scary neck injury that ended his 2014 season. Against Seahawks starters and second-stringers, he caught one Philip Rivers pass in traffic and another over the middle.

Floyd said the contest's speed and contact, which included crack blocks against safeties, was vital to scrape barnacles off his game. He pronounced himself "pleased and confident" after facing the Super Bowl champs.

Fantasy Impact: 

Floyd isn't getting drafted in typical leagues but he's trending up our WR draft board and may be someone you make your late-round flier if you find you need some depth with your WRs.

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Chargers WR Malcom Floyd 'hasn't lost a step'

Chargers.com
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Aug 13, 2014 · 6:37 PM EDT

Ricky Henne of Chargers.com was asked who was impressing him the most at Chargers training camp: " I couldn’t be happier to write that the guy impressing me the most is Malcom Floyd. We all know the scary injury he suffered early last year, so no one really knew what to expect from M-80. What we’ve seen is a player who hasn’t lost a step and is routinely making his patented acrobatic catches and big plays. I asked Offensive Coordinator Frank Reich about Floyd last week, and he said the wideout looks like a 25-year old out there."

Fantasy Impact: 

From 2010 to 2012, Floyd finished #36, #32 and #36 as the second or third option in San Diego. He returns from a neck injury at the age of 32 (turning 33 in September) and will likely start as the team’s WR2 opposite Keenan Allen. If he’s starting and can stay healthy (a rather big “if”), he should be fantasy-relevant once again in 2014.

Malcom Floyd
Chargers.com
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Aug 11, 2014 · 7:45 PM EDT

After setting two franchise rookie records by recording 1,046 yards and 71 catches in 2013, Chargers WR Keenan Allen is looking to take his game to the next level. A third-round draft pick last season, Allen made a name for himself as the Bolts’ primary receiver after the injury to Malcom Floyd. He finished his rookie season targeted 104 times for eight touchdowns.

With week four of training camp underway, Allen says his focus right now is not only on trying to improve individually, but also as a team.

“I’m just trying to keep building everyday and keep the chemistry strong,” Allen said. “Keep it going with the guys and just try to get better.”

Fantasy Impact: 

Building chemistry is key to progress and avoid the dreaded sophomore slump; however, Allen is trying to improve his game physically as well. Averaging 6.2 yards after catch last season, the former Cal receiver said improving his speed is a main goal this camp. Allen also said he wants to be more of a leader. Ranked 11th on our WR list, we project him as a low-end WR1 and he's getting targeted in the early fourth round.

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Chargers WR Malcom Floyd officially back

Chargers.com
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Aug 11, 2014 · 11:36 AM EDT

When Chargers wide receiver Malcom Floyd ran out of the tunnel Thursday night during the first preseason game against the Cowboys, the crowd at Qualcomm Stadium erupted.

While the fans couldn’t withhold their excitement, M-80 also had a hard time keeping his emotions in check.

“It felt good coming out of the tunnel,” he said. “I was very excited out there. I just had to contain myself.”

Fantasy Impact: 

Floyd was medically cleared this offseason after sustaining a serious neck injury in week two of the 2013 season. He hasn’t missed a beat all training camp, participating in practices day after day. Floyd finished as a consistent WR3 from 2010-12, so there is some potential there as long as he can stay healthy and win the WR2 job. He's starting to trend up our receiver list but so far isn't seeing a lot of draft day action.

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