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ESPN

Aug 15, 2015 · 4:45 PM EDT

One by one, Carson Palmer's passes landed softly in the hands of their intended targets.

Larry Fitzgerald. Michael Floyd. John Brown. Jaron Brown. One by one, Palmer hit them in stride, throwing his passes so perfectly that the receivers didn’t have to adjust a muscle to come down with the football.

Through the first two weeks of training camp, Palmer has defied expectations that accompany a 35-year-old who’s coming off a second major knee surgery and a rehabbed nerve that damaged his throwing shoulder. The proof came in a 65-yard bomb to John Brown that was perfect.

Fantasy Impact:

Palmer is definitely one of our sneaky, late round QB picks who could put up good enough fantasy numbers to at least make owners consider starting him a lot of weeks this year. Taking Palmer late will allow owners to load up at other positions.

Michael Floyd (dislocated fingers) hopes to miss no games

AZCardinals.com

Aug 11, 2015 · 8:26 PM EDT

It wasn’t pain but shock that Michael Floyd felt when he first removed his glove after dislocating three fingers in practice last week.

“Things not in the right place,” was how Floyd described it Tuesday. “Things going left and right.”

The wide receiver drew laughs with that, and also how his teammates had a hard time handling the photo he texted to them pre-surgery. “They basically all said, ‘Gnarly,’ ” Floyd noted.

But he’s back around the team now, his left hand casted up, while he sits through a waiting game of his return. Like coach Bruce Arians, Floyd declined to give a timetable, saying only he’d take it “day by day” and listen to whatever instructions the doctors and trainers would deliver.

“I hope no games (missed),” Floyd said, “but we’ll see how I feel.”

The Cardinals’ opener is Sept. 13 against the Saints.

Fantasy Impact:

For now, Floyd cannot even work on his conditioning. Both Monday and Tuesday, Floyd stood on the practice field, watching his fellow receivers whether it was in individual drills or later during team work. Floyd said he was hopeful he won’t have to wear any kind of brace or splint on his hand in order to play, but didn’t know for sure what his journey back to the field will entail. All he’s doing now is squeezing a Styrofoam ball in the initial stages of his rehab.

'No timeline' for Michael Floyd's odd injury

PFT

Aug 08, 2015 · 12:12 AM EDT

Initial reports estimated Michael Floyd would be out three-to-five weeks, but Cardinals coach Bruce Arians said Friday, via Josh Weinfuss of ESPN, that Floyd’s injury was a “unique” one. As a result, there’s no timetable right now for his return and that leaves his status for the opening weeks of the season in some doubt.

Arians said that Floyd was injured when his fingers bent back while landing on a ball, something that the coach hasn’t seen in his 40 years in the game. Floyd had surgery to repair the injured fingers on Wednesday.

The Cardinals will rely on Larry Fitzgerald and John Brown as their top receivers while Floyd is out of the lineup.

Fantasy Impact:

John Brown gets a bump in value with the news that Floyd's return is up in the air. Jaron Brown figures to see the biggest increase in playing time if Floyd misses any games.