FantasyPros Articles on Malik Willis
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Willis finishes this season as a borderline fantasy quarterback one, good enough that his team doesn't feel compelled to draft a replacement quarterback next year... A specific rushing touchdown total in the six-to-seven range is projected based on his college scoring history and playing style.
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Willis projected borderline QB1 with 6-7 rushing TDs; rushing floor keeps team from QB draft.
The source predicts Willis finishes this season as a borderline fantasy quarterback one, good enough that his team doesn't feel compelled to draft a replacement quarterback next year even in an unusually deep class. His rushing floor has already flashed in a small career sample, and historical precedent shows that quarterbacks who reach a certain season rushing-yardage threshold have, with rare exception, finished as a clear top-tier fantasy option on the strength of that rushing production alone. A specific rushing touchdown total in the six-to-seven range is projected based on his college scoring history and playing style. The weak supporting cast at receiver is acknowledged as a real drag on his passing upside specifically, but both co-hosts agree the more genuinely bold part of the prediction is the second half, that his play alone keeps his team from drafting a quarterback next year.
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