Overall Ranking

87 '11 '10 '09
Games -- -- 16
Targets -- -- 76
Receptions -- -- 45
Receiving Yards -- -- 776
100 Yard Games -- -- 1
Total TDs -- -- 1
Malcom-floyd

Season Schedule

  • Week 2 - Sep 10

    SD 22 @ OAK 14

  • Week 3 - Sep 23

    ATL 27 @ SD 3

  • Week 4 - Sep 30

    SD 37 @ KC 20

  • Week 5 - Oct 07

    SD 24 @ NO 31

  • Week 7 - Oct 15

    DEN @ SD

  • Week 8 - Oct 28

    SD @ CLE

  • Week 9 - Nov 01

    KC @ SD

  • Week 10 - Nov 11

    SD @ TB

  • Week 11 - Nov 18

    SD @ DEN

  • Week 12 - Nov 25

    BAL @ SD

  • Week 13 - Dec 02

    CIN @ SD

  • Week 1 - Sep 11

    MIN 17 @ SD 24

  • Week 2 - Sep 18

    SD 21 @ NE 35

  • Week 3 - Sep 25

    KC 17 @ SD 20

  • Week 4 - Oct 02

    MIA 16 @ SD 26

  • Week 5 - Oct 09

    SD 29 @ DEN 24

  • Week 6 - Oct 16

    bye

  • Week 7 - Oct 23

    SD 21 @ NYJ 27

  • Week 8 - Oct 31

    SD 20 @ KC 23

  • Week 9 - Nov 06

    GB 45 @ SD 38

  • Week 11 - Nov 20

    SD 20 @ CHI 31

  • Week 12 - Nov 27

    DEN 16 @ SD 13

  • Week 13 - Dec 05

    SD 38 @ JAC 14

  • Week 14 - Dec 11

    BUF 10 @ SD 37

  • Week 15 - Dec 18

    BAL 14 @ SD 34

  • Week 16 - Dec 24

    SD 10 @ DET 38

  • Week 1 - Sep 13

    SD 14 @ KC 21

  • Week 2 - Sep 19

    JAC 13 @ SD 38

  • Week 3 - Sep 26

    SD 20 @ SEA 27

  • Week 4 - Oct 03

    ARI 10 @ SD 41

  • Week 5 - Oct 10

    SD 27 @ OAK 35

    8 receptions

    213 rec yards

    1 TDs

    0 rush yards

    0 TDs

  • Week 6 - Oct 17

    SD 17 @ STL 20

  • Week 7 - Oct 24

    NE 23 @ SD 20

  • Week 8 - Oct 31

    TEN 25 @ SD 33

  • Week 9 - Nov 07

    SD 29 @ HOU 23

  • Week 10 - Nov 14

    bye

  • Week 11 - Nov 22

    DEN 14 @ SD 35

  • Week 12 - Nov 28

    SD 36 @ IND 14

  • Week 13 - Dec 05

    OAK 28 @ SD 13

  • Week 14 - Dec 12

    KC 0 @ SD 31

  • Week 15 - Dec 16

    SF 7 @ SD 34

  • Week 16 - Dec 26

    SD 20 @ CIN 34

  • Week 17 - Jan 02

    SD 33 @ DEN 28

  • Week 1 - Sep 14

    SD 24 @ OAK 20

  • Week 2 - Sep 20

    BAL 31 @ SD 26

  • Week 3 - Sep 27

    MIA 13 @ SD 23

  • Week 4 - Oct 04

    SD 28 @ PIT 38

  • Week 5 - Oct 11

    bye

  • Week 6 - Oct 19

    DEN 34 @ SD 23

  • Week 7 - Oct 25

    SD 37 @ KC 7

  • Week 8 - Nov 01

    OAK 16 @ SD 24

  • Week 9 - Nov 08

    SD 21 @ NYG 20

  • Week 10 - Nov 15

    PHI 23 @ SD 31

  • Week 11 - Nov 22

    SD 32 @ DEN 3

  • Week 12 - Nov 29

    KC 14 @ SD 43

  • Week 13 - Dec 06

    SD 30 @ CLE 23

  • Week 14 - Dec 13

    SD 20 @ DAL 17

  • Week 15 - Dec 20

    CIN 24 @ SD 27

  • Week 16 - Dec 25

    SD 42 @ TEN 17

  • Week 17 - Jan 03

    WAS 20 @ SD 23

    9 receptions

    140 rec yards

    0 TDs

    0 rush yards

    0 TDs

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Malcom Floyd

San Diego Chargers

2008 - 2011 Statistics

                         RUSHING                            RECEIVING                            FANTASY












                            Rush    Yards    TD         Rec   Targets   Yards   TD         Tot Pts   Pts/Gm


2011 Stats           0        0      0           43         70        856     5        115.6      9.6


2010 Stats           0        0      0           37         77        717     6        107.7      9.8


2009 Stats           0        0      0           45         76        776     1         83.6       5.2


2008 Stats           0        0      0           27         37        465     4         70.5       5.4











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2009 Review

In 2009, Malcom Floyd provided Phillip Rivers and the Chargers with the deep threat they needed in what has become a pretty potent passing offense.  We’re sure he would have liked to have seen both more targets and receptions come out of his efforts, but when you have guys like Antonio Gates and Vincent Jackson above you on the food chain, 76 targets and 45 catches ain’t so bad.  Floyd used his height (6’5”) and speed well during the season and turned those assets into 776 yards and a touchdown.  He also turned in 17.2 yards/catch on the year, which ended up tying him for 4th in the league in that category.  Still, just one TD for a team that placed 4th in the NFL in points scored was a little disappointing.


~  Ranked 52nd in the league with 83.6 WR fantasy points (basic scoring system)


~  Tied for 149th in the league with 1 receiving touchdowns


~  Ranked 42nd in the league with 776 receiving yards


~  Ranked 53rd in the league with 48.5 receiving yards per game


~  Tied for 81st in the league with 45 receptions


~  Ranked 78th in the league with 76 targets


~  Ranked 24th in the league with 13 receptions of 20+ yards


~  Tied for 42nd in the league with 36 catches for first downs


~  Ranked 156th in the league with 127 yards after the catch (YAC)


~  Set career bests in receiving yards (776), yards/reception (17.2), yards per game (48.5), and yards from scrimmage (776)

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2010 Fantasy Outlook

This could be the season Malcom Floyd finally busts out of his shell.  He’ll have the best opportunity in his young career to do so, as not only is the Chargers normal #1 WR, Vincent Jackson, suspended for the first three games of the season, but he is also threatening to sit out the first 10 games due to a contract issue.  Enter Floyd, who will assume San Diego’s WR1 duties from Week 1 and have his shot to jump into fantasy relevance.  When looking at these two receivers, they seem to match-up to each other pretty well.  Malcom is just as big as VJax at 6’5”, and they both run around a 4.5 40-yard dash, so the question is, how will his numbers match-up to Jackson’s while he sits?  Since Floyd has never been in this position before, we’re guessing that they won’t be as gaudy as Vincent’s were last year.  However, they should probably be good enough to start him as a WR3 on your fantasy team next year… at least until VJax comes back.


~ How long will Vincent Jackson sit out, and if it’s the full 10 games, will the Chargers even play him when he does return?


~ Defenses might not be too frightened by the Chargers rookie running game, so it’s possible Floyd sees a little extra attention


~ Coach Norv Turner said that Floyd and Rivers look like they’ve been working together constantly in the offseason


~ Does Floyd have what it takes to be the #1 guy on a playoff team?

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Twitter

Malcom does not have a Twitter account.  The official Team Twitter account comes through here:  Chargers Player Tweets


 


 


Follow Pyro® on Twitter @pyroman1ac

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Featured Pieces

Seriously, he's 6'5", just throw the ball up and let him go get it...


and he usually does:







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Contract

Floyd signed himself a one-year deal in June of 2010 to the tune of $3.168 million.  He’s playing for the big contract offer next year, so we’ll see if he can rise to the occasion:


2010 - $3.168 million


2011 – Free Agent

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Handcuff

Legedu Naanee should be the handcuff to Floyd this year, especially with VJax being out for at least 3 weeks and possibly much more

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Team Analysis

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Strength of Schedule


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Injury Report

Green

Floyd didn't miss a game last year and looks like a go for 2010

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