Michael Floyd Set To Make Vikings Debut Vs. Bears
Michael Floyd's four game suspension is over. Now it's time to play for his hometown team.
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Michael Floyd's four game suspension is over. Now it's time to play for his hometown team.
One of the Minnesota Vikings' newest additions will start the season with a suspension.
Vikings training camp is less than two weeks away. Here are four things, among many, to keep an eye on in Mankato.
Vikings officials say they encouraged Floyd to drink kombucha, not knowing it was the reason he was flagged for drinking alcohol and violating terms of his house arrest.
The Vikings' latest addition, a hometown wide receiver with a checkered history, may be in trouble again.
There are plenty of things to address for the Vikings after an 8-8 season that fell flat after a 5-0 start.
Michael Floyd is at Vikings OTAs this week and said the team is welcoming him with open arms.
A former Cretin-Derham football star is coming home.
According to reports, the Vikings have interest in acquiring wide receiver Michael Floyd.
Former Cretin-Derham Hall star Michael Floyd, now with the Arizona Cardinals, was arrested for DUI on Monday.
When he was drafted in the first round it meant two wide receivers from Minnesota playing for Arizona, and Michael Floyd worked out in the summer to learn from Larry Fitzgerald.
Minnesota native Michael Floyd was a first round NFL Draft pick back in 2012. The Arizona Cardinal wide receiver was hot in high school at Cretin-Derham Hall, blossomed at Notre Dame and is now hoping to have a break-out sophomore season in the NFL.
Michael Floyd has been living the football dream: from his time at Cretin Derham Hall, to Notre Dame, and now as a first round pick by the Arizona Cardinals. This week he's working out with a fellow Cardinal, and he's working to prove he belongs.
One determining factor with where Zach Parise could end up is up-front money - as in who will guarantee an early signing bonus that protects him against a possible lock out. New Jersey has financial difficulties, but going to the finals may make it intriguing to stay.
Suspended Notre Dame star wide receiver Michael Floyd has pleaded not guilty to a misdemeanor drunken driving charge.
Authorities say Notre Dame star wide receiver Michael Floyd had a blood-alcohol level of more than twice the legal limit for driving when he was pulled over by campus police this past weekend.
