Malcom Floyd said he didn't even feel his troublesome hip in Monday night's win over the Jaguars. Floyd was really impressive in his first game since Week 8. He stepped right in as the clear No. 2 receiver and blew past Jaguar defenders at will. The Chargers have two home games and a dome game over the next three weeks, meaning weather won't hinder the Chargers' vertical passing game. Finally healthy, Floyd is on the WR3 radar.

Malcom Floyd (hip) returned from a four-week absence with a 4-catch, 108-yard effort that included a touchdown. Floyd caught all four of his targets and beat a two-deep zone on playaction for his 52-yard score down the sideline. Counting his Week 8 performance, this makes two straight 100-yard games. Rookie Vincent Brown had just one target, but he made it count as he once again showed a nose for the ball on a 22-yard TD strike. Assuming Floyd emerges healthy, he'll be on the radar as a WR3 play a beatable Bills pass defense.

Malcom Floyd is active for Monday Night Football against the Jaguars. He is expected to start over rookie Vincent Brown. The Chargers' inactives tonight are WR Bryan Walters, LT Brandyn Dombrowski, LB Na'il Diggs, DE Luis Castillo, CB Shareece Wright, OL Ike Ndukwe, and OLB Everette Brown.

Malcom Floyd (hip) is listed as probable for Week 13 after practicing in full for the third straight day Saturday. Floyd is finally ready to return after missing San Diego's past four games. Floyd has averaged just 2.7 catches in the seven games he's played this season, has taken them for an average of 57.3 yards. If he can prove he's healthy against the Jaguars, he'll be worth a flier for Week 14. He's Rotoworld's 47th ranked receiver for Week 13.

Malcom Floyd (hip) returned to Chargers practice Wednesday. Floyd is on track to return for Monday night's game against Jacksonville, rendering rookie Vincent Brown a third receiver again. We'd make Floyd prove that he can play four full quarters before starting him in a fantasy league.

Malcom Floyd (hip) ran on the field prior to Sunday's game against the Broncos and reportedly looked "limber and fast." Floyd sat out his fourth straight game, but believes he will be able to play in Week 13 against Jacksonville. We wouldn't rush to waiver wires to grab Floyd, but his return would almost certainly cut into rookie Vincent Brown's playing time. If Floyd comes back, Brown would no longer be a WR3 fantasy option.

Chargers declared WR Malcom Floyd, WR Bryan Walters, LT Marcus McNeill, RG Louis Vasquez, OL Tyronne Green, DE Luis Castillo, and CB Marcus Gilchrist inactive for Week 12 against the Broncos.

Malcom Floyd (hip, out) expressed optimism Friday that he might be able to resume playing in Week 13. "I'm feeling a lot better," he said. "Hopefully, I'll be there next week." Floyd has been out since Week 8. Coach Norv Turner was less positive about Floyd's status going forward Thursday, declining to rule out the possibility that he might land on injured reserve. Vincent Brown is starting in the meantime.

Chargers coach Norv Turner was noncommittal when asked if Malcom Floyd (hip) might be headed for season-ending injured reserve. "Hopefully not," replied Turner when asked if Floyd could go on I.R. According to NBC San Diego's Michael Gehlken, Turner conceded that he's "not sure how much we'll see" Floyd "over the next couple weeks." Rookie Vincent Brown, who managed one reception for eight yards in Week 11, will continue to fill in.

Malcom Floyd (hip) missed Chargers practice Wednesday. Floyd remains out indefinitely with no timetable to return. Rookie Vincent Brown will get another start this week if Floyd is unavailable against Denver.