Malcom Floyd caught six passes for 63 yards with a touchdown in the Chargers' Week 10 loss to the Bucs. Another productive day for Floyd. Owners got a scare early on when he took a helmet underneath his facemask and left with a jaw injury. But he missed just a few plays and ended up tying for the team-lead with seven targets. As usual, a healthy Floyd has been a productive one. Through nine games, he's averaging 4.3 catches for 63.5 yards and has scored three times. Floyd gets Champ Bailey and the Broncos next week.

Chargers WR Malcom Floyd left Sunday's Week 10 game against the Bucs in the first quarter with a jaw injury. Floyd made a beautiful 22-yard grab on the left sideline between three defenders, but paid the price. He may have taken a helmet underneath his facemask. Floyd is questionable to return, leaving Robert Meachem and Danario Alexander in two-wide sets for now.

Malcom Floyd caught four passes for 48 yards and a touchdown in San Diego's Week 9 victory over the Chiefs. Floyd caught all four of his targets and found the end zone for the first time since Week 1. He remains a weekly lock for four-to-five catches as San Diego's No. 1 receiver, but the lack of end zone visits hampers his fantasy upside. Floyd is on pace for career-highs in catches (66) and yards (1,018) in 2012 and remains a WR3. The Bucs are up next in Week 10.

Malcom Floyd caught four passes for 43 yards in the Chargers' Week 8 loss to the Browns. It was about the best line Floyd owners could have expected in a matchup with Joe Haden. Also, the wind was swirling and the rain was driving, leading to a run-heavy approach from the Chargers. Floyd did lead all wideouts and tight ends in targets with seven. He'll have a much better shot for production against the Chiefs in Week 9.

Malcom Floyd caught five passes for 60 yards against the Broncos in Week 6 on Monday night. Floyd was shadowed by Denver's Champ Bailey for much of the contest, but he took advantage of Chris Harris on his first catch for a 25-yard gain. Floyd battled a groin injury during the practice week but seemed to be unhampered by the issue. He and Antonio Gates are clearly Philip Rivers' favorite options in the passing game, but Gates was the one that did all the damage on Monday. San Diego has a Week 7 bye before heading to Cleveland in Week 8. Floyd will have to contend with Joe Haden.

NFL Network's Albert Breer confirms the Chargers expect Malcom Floyd (questionable, groin) and Eddie Royal (questionable, hamstring) to play on Monday Night Football against the Broncos. The Union-Tribune San Diego already reported Floyd was likely to play, and so too is Royal in a limited capacity. Floyd is worth a look as a WR3 in the game, although we're concerned with the Chargers' pass game due to LT Jared Gaither's absence. Philip Rivers may struggle to get the ball downfield to Floyd. It could be a Ryan Mathews-Antonio Gates kind of night for San Diego.

The Union-Tribune San Diego's Michael Gehlken confirms that Malcom Floyd (questionable, groin) is expected to play on Monday Night Football. Floyd was officially limited in practice on Saturday, but the Chargers are monitoring his reps as a precautionary measure. "He got a little bit sore (Friday)," coach Norv Turner said. "We backed off. He was fine today." Playing at less than 100 percent, Rotoworld ranks Floyd as a mid-to-low end WR2 for Week 6 against the Broncos.

Malcom Floyd (groin) practiced on Saturday and is expected to play on Monday night against Denver. Floyd was never in real danger of missing Week 6. He's become Philip Rivers' go-to guy this season and is a weekly WR3.

Malcom Floyd (groin) was limited in Chargers practice Friday. The Chargers have an extra day to ease their guys back in because they play on Monday Night Football. Check back Saturday, but Floyd should be just fine.

Malcom Floyd caught five passes for 108 yards in the Chargers' Week 5 loss to the Saints. Floyd's second 100-yard night of the season comes after he was held to a combined five catches for 75 yards in Weeks 3 and 4. True to form, three of his grabs went for 24 or more yards. Floyd hasn't found the end zone since Week 1, and promises to remain inconsistent going forward, but his upside is such that he should be treated as an every-week WR3. He's averaging four catches for 71.6 yards.