ESPN NFL on Malik Willis

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The Dolphins' free agent signing is being developed as a passer despite his dual-threat capabilities. GM Jon-Eric Sullivan, who worked with Willis in Green Bay, praised his complete athletic toolkit: 'There is nothing that he does not have [athletically]. He can beat you with his legs, putting a ton of pressure on the defense. If you watch him throw a football, he can attack all three levels of the field.' Willis also possesses intangibles including weather resilience and 'quiet confidence' that Sullivan initially mistook for indifference. Willis is on a reasonable three-year, $67 million deal with $45 million guaranteed and a $25.9 million cap hit in 2027, offering flexibility if he proves viable.