Yahoo Fantasy Football on Malik Willis
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Willis signed a three-year, $67.5 million contract with the Dolphins this offseason that made it clear they envision him emerging as an NFL starter... his rushing ability alone giving him a chance to crack the top 12 fantasy QBs. In his three relief starts over the last two years with the Packers, Willis posted rushing totals of 41, 60 and 73 yards while averaging a touchdown per game on the ground.
STACKED’s take
Willis' rushing upside and Dolphins investment position him for low-end QB1 potential.
Willis signed a three-year, $67.5 million contract with the Dolphins, signaling the team envisions him as an NFL starter. His rushing ability alone gives him a chance to crack the top 12 fantasy QBs; in three relief starts over two years with the Packers, he posted rushing totals of 41, 60 and 73 yards while averaging a touchdown per game on the ground, finishing as a top-seven fantasy QB in two of those three contests. Though he still has much to prove as a passer and lost top receiver Jaylen Waddle, Willis' path to fantasy relevance comes through his rushing skills. He could flirt with low-end QB1 numbers even if his passing game doesn't fully develop. Untapped upside exists if pass-catchers like Malik Washington, rookies Caleb Douglas, Kevin Coleman Jr., or Chris Bell (recovering from torn ACL) step up alongside De'Von Achane and tight end Greg Dulcich.
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