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Malik Willis had thrown two touchdown passes in five games. And for the season, he's still averaging just 180 passing yards a game... three of the four best passing games from really cool us have come with Caleb Douglas in the lineup.

STACKED’s take

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Willis shows recent improvement but remains limited at 180 yards per game average.

Fitzy notes that while Malik Willis has shown some signs of life in his last two games, going over 200 passing yards with two touchdown passes in each, this is a recent development. Before that, Willis had thrown only two touchdown passes in five games, and for the season he's averaging just 180 passing yards per game. This creates an oxygen-starved environment for Miami's pass catchers. However, Erickson points out that three of Willis's four best passing games have come with Caleb Douglas in the lineup, suggesting Douglas makes a big impact on the passing game and that Willis struggled passing-wise in the middle portion of the season when Douglas wasn't playing.

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