The post-Michael Floyd era has officially begun at Notre Dame. His absence may seem crippling to the Fighting Irish offense, but don't be so quick to assume.

Yes, Michael Floyd was, perhaps, the best receiver in college football last season. Yes, he will be remembered as one of the best players to ever don the blue and gold. However, the downside of Floyd's tremendous ability was making the Irish passing game a one-trick pony.

Opposing defensive coordinators did not have a difficult time figuring out how to slow Notre Dame's offense to a halt—just take away Michael Floyd. 

During games in which the Irish offense was relegated to a snail...

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