Sharrif Floyd Injury: Updates on the Vikings DT's Knee and Return
Minnesota Vikings defensive tackle Sharrif Floyd left the field in Sunday's Week 13 game against the Carolina Panthers with a knee injury but was active for Week 14 before re-injuring the knee and leaving the contest.
He was active for Week 16.
Continue for updates.
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Floyd Probable for Week 16
Sunday, Dec. 21
The Vikings confirmed Floyd was not on the team's inactive list vs. Miami:
On Friday, Chris Tomasson of the St. Paul Pioneer Press reported Floyd was officially listed as probable for Sunday:
Floyd Held out of Practice, Out for Week 15
Friday, Dec. 12
Fox Sports' Brian Hall has the latest on Floyd:
Chris Tomasson of the St. Paul Pioneer Press has more:
Floyd Comments on Knee Injury
Monday, Dec. 8
Chris Tomasson of the St. Paul Pioneer Press passed along comments from Sharrif Floyd after leaving Week 14 with a knee injury:
Floyd Active for Week 14, Re-Injures Knee
Sunday, Dec. 7
As expected, the Vikings announced Floyd was ready for Week 14:
However, Floyd re-injured the knee during the game and would not return:
Floyd Okay Following Knee Injury
Monday, Dec. 1
Chris Tomasson of the St. Paul Pioneer Press reported on Sharrif Floyd following his injury in Week 13:
Floyd Leaves With Knee Injury
Sunday, Nov. 30
The Vikings' official PR Twitter account reported on Floyd's status:
Floyd is an exceptional athlete with potential still to explore, which helped him become the 23rd overall pick in the 2013 NFL draft.
The former Florida Gators star has stood out as an interior pass-rusher in the pros, and Floyd should continue improving under defensive-minded Vikings head coach Mike Zimmer.
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