Floyd finished 2012 with 45 receptions for 562 yards and two touchdowns.

Analysis: Floyd's numbers may seem pedestrian, but take into account the fact that former Cards' coach Ken Whisenhunt was loath to play rookies, as well as the team's horrid quarterback situation. Floyd got better as the year went on, and closed out the season with a 166-yard performance. He should shine in…read more

Floyd caught three passes for 37 yards in the Cards' win over the Lions on Sunday.

Analysis: Floyd did have one 25-yard reception, but his potential this season has been limited by the Cards' quarterback situation.

Floyd caught two passes for 30 yards in the Cards' loss to the Seahawks on Sunday.

Analysis: Floyd only saw five targets on Sunday, as starter Andre Roberts returned. Floyd's value is also hampered by the Cards' poor quarterback play.

Floyd caught two passes for 22 yards in Sunday's loss to the Jets.

Analysis: Floyd received his first ever start as Andre Roberts was out, but Cards' quarterback Ryan Lindley was unable to get Floyd the ball, despite targeting him 10 times. Floyd holds no value as long as Lindley is behind center.

Floyd will start for the injured Andre Roberts on Sunday against the Jets.

Analysis: Floyd moves into the starting lineup, only two weeks after being demoted to the No. 4 wideout on the depth chart. With Andre Roberts inactive and Early Doucet battling back from an injury, the former Notre Dame star will try to succeed against a strong Jets' pass defense that will try to slow down…read more

Floyd caught four passes for 35 yards in the Cards' loss to the Rams on Sunday.

Analysis: Early Doucet missed Sunday's game with a rib injury, so the recently demoted Floyd moved back up to the No. 3 spot. Still, Floyd was only targeted four times and could see less playing time when Doucet returns.

Floyd has been demoted to the No. 4 receiver, behind Early Doucet, because the team is not pleased with his progress, according to Pro Football Weekly.

Analysis: Floyd has had issues running correct routes and lining up in the right place, earning the ire of Cards' coach Ken Whisenhunt. Keep him off your rosters for the time being.

Floyd has taken over the No. 3 receiver role from Early Doucet, according to the Arizona Republic.

Analysis: Floyd has 10 catches and 18 targets over his last two games, and could be a player to watch once the Cards come back from next week's bye week.

Floyd had five catches on seven targets for 80 yards Sunday against the Packers.

Analysis: Floyd's 80 yards were a career high and he now has 10 catches in the last two games combined. He's starting to get onto the same page as quarterback John Skelton and is developing into a nice third option behind Larry Fitzgerald and Andre Roberts. Unfortunately, that development will pause for a…read more

Floyd caught five passes for 36 yards in the Cards' loss to the 49ers on Monday.

Analysis: Floyd's numbers on Monday may not be great, but the fact that he was targeted 11 times, tied for most on the team, should be a promising sign. Floyd is reportedly impressing in practice, and given the Cards' lack of a running game, should continue to see passes thrown to him.

Floyd caught four passes for 35 yards in the Cards' win over the Dolphins on Sunday.

Analysis: Floyd was targeted a surprising eight times, and could soon move his way up to the team's No. 3 receiving option.

Floyd's first NFL catch went for an eight-yard touchdown in the Cards' win over the Eagles on Sunday.

Analysis: Floyd was only targeted twice in Sunday's win, and it will probably be at least until midseason until he starts to become a regular part of the offense.

Floyd went without a catch in Sunday's game against the Seahawks.

Analysis: Cards' coach Ken Whisenhunt is loath to play rookies, leading to Floyd only seeing one target on Sunday. Floyd may break into the starting lineup at some point if only due to his talent, but it won't be anytime in the near future.

Floyd had a 22-yard touchdown grab during Thursday's preseason game against the Broncos.

Analysis: The catch was a highlight reel one but was unfortunately his only one of the night on two targets. Floyd has the size and skill to be a big time receiver in the NFL and he's got a great mentor in Larry Fitzgerald on the team. Unfortunately, it may take awhile, as Andre Roberts and Early Doucet…read more

Floyd caught one pass for three yards during Friday's preseason game against the Chiefs.

Analysis: Floyd isn't off to a great start this preseason, but neither is Andre Roberts, his primary competition for the No. 2 receiver spot. Roberts is currently listed as the starter, but Floyd will have a good shot to crack the starting lineup at some point this year, if not by Week 1.

Floyd caught one pass for 15 yards in Sunday's preseason opener.

Analysis: While Andre Roberts and Early Doucet still around to possibly cut into Floyd's upside early on, we suspect that in time the rookie will start opposite Larry Fitzgerald, a gig that could generate some solid production provided the Cards enjoy decent QB play from either Kevin Kolb or John Skelton.

Floyd is not expected to start or even surpass Early Doucet as the team's third wideout, according to Kent Somers of the Arizona Republic.

Analysis: Cards' coach Ken Whisenhunt has a tendency to not play rookies off the bat, and Floyd apparently came into offseason workouts a bit heavy, according to Somers. We expect Floyd to eventually take over a starting role, but that may not be until late in this season, or even next season.

Floyd has signed a four-year deal with the Cardinals that includes $10 million in guaranteed money, NFL.com reports.

Analysis: Floyd, who the Cardinals selected in the first round of the 2012 NFL Draft, 13th overall, figures to see his share of targets out of the gate in his presumed role opposite stud wideout Larry Fitzgerald. The Notre Dame product has plenty of long-term upside, but initially he could be stalled…read more

Floyd sat out Thursday's practice due to a quad strain, AZCardinals.com's Darren Urban reports.

Analysis: Fortunately, coach Ken Whisenhunt said that Floyd's injury wasn't serious. In fact, Floyd wanted to go ahead and practice Thursday, so his absence sounds purely precautionary. While the Cards' QB situation has yet to shake out, Floyd is expected to work opposite stud wideout Larry Fitzgerald, an…read more

Michael Floyd: Selected by Cardinals

The Cardinals selected Floyd in the first round of the 2012 NFL Draft, 13th overall.

Analysis: Floyd gives the Cardinals a terrific option opposite elite pass-catcher, Larry Fitzgerald. The Notre Dame product has a very good combo of size and playmaking ability and regardless of who is behind center for the Cards this season, their passing attack just got a whole lot more dynamic with this…read more

Michael Floyd: Visit With Jets on Tap

Floyd will visit the Jets on Wednesday, Manish Mehta of the New York Daily News reports.

Analysis: The Jets are eyeing Floyd with the 16th pick in this month's draft, but it's possible he doesn't fall that far. The 6-3 receiver caught 100 balls for 1,147 yards and nine touchdowns last year with Notre Dame, and he's reportedly visiting the Titans, Rams, and Bengals this week as well. Among those…read more