The Phinsider on Malik Willis
From the article
Less than 100 passing yards usually tells a pretty straightforward story; The Dolphins are averaging only 163.5 passing yards, the third fewest in the NFL. They're last in the league in completions and completion percentage, and have thrown only a single touchdown pass.
STACKED’s take
Willis under 100 passing yards; Dolphins rank 3rd-fewest in passing yards.
Starting quarterback's production remains concerning despite the source's stated lack of worry about his long-term prospects; Willis passed for under 100 yards in Week 4 against Minnesota, continuing a troubling trend. The Dolphins rank third-fewest in passing yards (163.5 per game), last in completions and completion percentage, and have thrown only one touchdown pass through four games. Unlike Baker Mayfield and Caleb Williams who have more experience, Willis has not made the same progress as other positions on the roster. Additionally, the team is calling fewer designed runs for Willis—the Vikings game was the second in which he had only two rushing attempts—limiting his dual-threat upside.
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