Michael Floyd

In two days, Michael Floyd will report for his fifth training camp with the Arizona Cardinals and will try to prove he’s worthy of a second contract with the team that drafted him.

The Cardinals picked up Floyd’s fifth-year option in April 2015, extending his rookie contract by a season and putting the pressure on the 26-year-old in a make-or-break season. But Floyd doesn’t view the Cards’ decision to extend his stay in the desert by a year as a sign of things to come.

“That really doesn’t mean anything,” Floyd said. “You still got to go out there and perform. That’s what I expect myself to do -- just going out there and doing the best that I can to put myself in a position to stay here in Arizona, which I want to. I love this place and the organization treats me well.

“Basically the ball’s in my court. How I perform is all up to me.”

Floyd is coming off an 849-yard season that he finished with five 100-yard performances in his final eight games. A gruesome hand injury suffered last training camp prevented the Notre Dame product would eclipsing 1,000 yards for the second time in three seasons.