Chargers WR Malcom Floyd is heading to Injured Reserve, out for the season.

Floyd's agent said he'll be back next season, but for this year he's done after getting hurt in Week 2. The Chargers will go with Keenan Allen, Vincent Brown and Eddie Royal. The team also just signed Lavelle Hawkins.

Former Titans receiver Lavelle Hawkins is signing with the Chargers today.

This is likely an indication that Malcom Floyd won't be back in the near future. Keenan Allen, Vincent Brown and Eddie Royal will continue to see the most work.

Chargers Inactives
Jeromey Clary G
King Dunlap T
Malcom Floyd WR
Chad Rinehart G
Brad Sorensen QB
Brandon Taylor S
Shareece Wright CB

Keenan Allen to start in place of Malcom Floyd.

Chargers WR Malcom Floyd (neck) missed practice again Thursday. Floyd won't play this week. Keenan Allen gets a bump in snaps, but isn't a good fantasy option.

Chargers WR Malcom Floyd (neck, out) missed practice all week and is out for Week 3. Floyd will likely be out for the next month, per Fox Sports' Mike Garafolo. Vincent Brown, Eddie Royal and Keenan Allen will have to pick up the slack. Royal (wrist, probable) took full practice reps all week and is probable for Week 3.

Chargers WR Malcom Floyd (neck) missed practice again Thursday. Floyd will miss Week 3, so expect more snaps for Eddie Royal and Keenan Allen.

Chargers WR Malcom Floyd (neck) did not practice Wednesday. Floyd will be out for at least Week 3 and maybe longer. Look for Keenan Allen to see extra snaps with Eddie Royal and Vincent Brown leading the way in targets.

Chargers WR Malcom Floyd, who was carted off in Week 2 against the Eagles, is getting a second opinion. But out indefinitely, source says. In a neck brace for at least a week.

Floyd joined his teammates on their flight home Sunday night and the team said he would be "fine." However, he's now going to miss some time. Keenan Allen, Vincent Brown and Eddie Royal will take over the workload until Floyd comes back.

Chargers HC Mike McCoy says WR Keenan Allen (knee) was sent to athletic trainer's room midway through practice to get treatment.

He had knee problems in Cal, so this is something to monitor during camp. Allen is in line to be the WR3 or WR4 for the Chargers depending on the status of Malcom Floyd (sprained knee). At this point the rookie is only worth a late-round flier.

Rookie Keenan Allen is playing catch-up. A damaged posterior cruciate ligament (knee) cost him his final three games at Cal last December, and Cal's class schedule denied him a few practices at Chargers Park in May.

Allen, 6-foot-2 and 211 pounds, said the knee was "85 to 90 percent" of full strength in June and "close to 100 percent if not 100 percent" when training camp opened July 25. He's made all 11 practices. Sometimes, he asserts himself. Other times, he looks uncertain. The four exhibition games represent a big chance for him to earn McCoy's trust.

There is some opportunity now with Danario Alexander out, but Vincent Brown and Malcom Floyd are capable starters and aren't going to be usurped by an "uncertain" rookie.