FantasyPros Articles on Malik Willis
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Going as the QB2, around the 157th overall pick, Willis offers a legitimately massive statistical floor purely from his legs. A modest passing line combined with his realistic rushing production would already be enough for an average fantasy quarterback one finish, and even a middling passing season on top of that rushing baseline could push him toward a top-five finish at the position.
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Willis's rushing floor (8.5 PPG) supports top-five upside even with middling passing.
Going as QB2 (around 157th overall), Willis offers a legitimately massive statistical floor purely from his legs. His per-start rushing pace across a small career sample already supports roughly eight and a half fantasy points per game just as a runner; a modest passing line combined with this rushing production would be enough for an average fantasy quarterback finish, and even a middling passing season on top of that rushing baseline could push him toward a top-five finish at the position. Real belief exists that he's grown significantly as a passer over the past two seasons under a respected quarterback-developing coaching staff. Even the very worst passing offense in the league historically still produces enough yardage and touchdowns to support a real quarterback one finish when paired with rushing production at this level.
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