SAN DIEGO -- Philip Rivers expects Malcom Floyd to be the same guy, even though the San Diego Chargers lost their No. 1 receiver in Keenan Allen for the season with a lacerated kidney.
"Malcom is Malcom," Rivers said. "What he's good at, and what he's done over the last 12 years is who he is. So I don't think we'll ask him to do too many different things out of his comfort zone."
Floyd is third on the team in targets (40) and finished with four catches for 92 yards and two touchdowns against the Ravens last week.