80 Malcom Floyd, WR

Chargers receiver Malcom Floyd is taking on a new role in the team's up-tempo offense, The Union-Tribune of San Diego reports. In it, the passing is meant to be shorter and more accurate without as many long throws, which is what Floyd was accustomed to previously. 

"I'm running different routes," Floyd said. "These coaches are really working on my lateral ability, a lot of these drills this offseason, getting in and out of my breaks. It's details like foot placement on curl routes, reprogramming my brain. ... I'm 10 years old in this league, but I feel a lot better than last year. I'm very excited about this upcoming year."

Chargers veteran receiver Malcom Floyd told Union-Tribune San Diego that he's added five pounds of muscle this offseason in hopes of being a more physical receiver. He's looked quick out of his breaks and says this is the best he's ever felt.