From the episode

He has Lamar Jackson rushing upside, 900 plus rushing yards, seven, eight touchdowns on the ground where he actually even will run a little bit more.

STACKED’s take

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Willis is a high-upside, late-round QB1 target due to elite rushing potential

Seeley highlights Malik Willis as a high-upside, late-round quarterback who can outperform his ADP due to elite rushing production. Seeley argues that even with mediocre passing stats (2,800 yards/15 TDs), Willis's rushing floor—projected at 706+ yards—makes him a viable QB1. Fitzmaurice adds that Willis has improved significantly under Matt LaFleur in Green Bay, citing his 78% completion rate and 6 TDs/0 INTs in limited action, and suggests he is a perfect late-round target to pair with a safer veteran.

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