Georgetown’s old-school deep threat with a knack for timely plays
Brandon Floyd is best known for his Georgetown track record as a reliable downfield target, highlighted in the 2011 season when he appeared in eight games and scored on his lone catch, plus his 2009 freshman season when he finished second on the team with 358 receiving yards and led the Hoyas with two receiving touchdowns[1][12]. The wrinkle: the publicly surfaced Georgetown and major-stat pages available here point to an older career profile, so there isn’t fresh 2026 production to judge; if you’re scouting fit, his historical value was as a big-bodied, vertical WR who could turn limited touches into impact plays[1][12].
