Footballguys on Malik Willis
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In three games playing at least 80 percent of Green Bay's snaps, he averaged 23.3 fantasy points, seven carries, nearly 60 rushing yards, and a rushing touchdown -- a pace that would top 100 carries over 17 games. His 6.2 yards-per-carry mark over 11 appearances would rank fourth among QBs with 100-plus dropbacks the past two seasons, and his scramble and explosive-run rates would lead all passers.
STACKED’s take
Willis' rushing upside (100-carry pace, 6.2 YPC) makes him a Round 10 value at QB21 despite passing concerns.
Willis joined the Dolphins after being signed by new HC Jeff Hafley and GM Jon-Eric Sullivan from Green Bay. In three games playing 80%+ snaps, he averaged 23.3 fantasy points with seven carries, nearly 60 rushing yards, and a rushing TD—a pace that would top 100 carries over 17 games. His 6.2 yards-per-carry over 11 appearances ranks fourth among QBs with 100+ dropbacks the past two seasons, with scramble and explosive-run rates leading all passers. His passing was sharp in Green Bay (70-of-89, 972 yards, 6 TDs, 0 INTs). Bob Harris ranks him QB20 conservatively due to Miami's rebuilding supporting cast, but at QB21 in Round 10, Willis is a cheap bet with real upside; quarterbacks threatening 100 rushing attempts don't need elite passing to become elite fantasy options.
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