Fantasy Upside
Michael Floyd finished third on the Cardinals with 52 catches last season, but a deeper dive shows a potential breakout star in 2016. The fifth-year receiver played through three dislocated fingers early on last season and was largely a non-factor until catching five passes in Week 4. But it wasn't until midseason that Floyd was fully healthy and incorporated into the game plan, and he posted five 100-yard games over a seven-game stretch. At 6-2, 220 pounds, Floyd uses his big body to high-point passes and has plenty of speed to beat man coverage, averaging 16.3 yards per catch last season.
Fantasy Downside
He's working in a crowded receiving corps with Larry Fitzgerald, John Brown, David Johnson, Chris Johnson, Andre Ellington and J.J. Nelson all having the potential to produce in the Cardinals passing attack.
2016 Bottom Line
Floyd is scheduled to make around $7 million on his rookie contract option, which expires after the 2016 season. It seems likely the team will extend him in advance of that, but it's always nice to see a player working for his next payday. In the meantime, expect him to continue playing a front-line role in one of the league's most potent downfield passing attacks.