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Fantasy Football Happy Hour with Matthew Berry fantasy football takes on Malik Willis
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All Fantasy Football Happy Hour with Matthew Berry insights about Malik Willis
PositiveProjectionOct 26, 2026
Malik Willis has quietly posted back-to-back games with over 18 fantasy points and is running a lot lately, making him a viable quarterback waiver wire option.PositiveUsageSep 28, 2026
Had over 50 yards rushing against the Chiefs and looked better than expected. With Achane out, the Dolphins may lean on Willis' rushing ability more, potentially improving his fantasy prospects despite the team's overall struggles.NegativeUsageSep 16, 2026
Malik Willis is considered a potential start over Bo Nix due to his locked-in floor via the ground game, despite a difficult matchup against the 49ers.PositiveBreakoutSep 15, 2026
Matthew Berry argues that Malik Willis has a higher long-term ceiling than Tyler Huntley, noting that Willis managed over 16 fantasy points despite not playing well against the Raiders. Berry credits Willis for performing under pressure with a limited receiving corps, specifically highlighting the involvement of rookie Chris Bell.PositiveProjectionSep 15, 2026
Despite concerns about his real-life quarterback play, Malik Willis is viewed as a fantasy asset due to his rushing floor. Jake Seeley notes that Willis could potentially lead the league in rushing among quarterbacks, making him a high-ceiling long-term add, though he is a risky start for Week 2 against San Francisco.PositiveSleeperSep 10, 2026
Matthew Berry advises picking up Malik Willis now, projecting him to be the top waiver wire add next week due to his rushing floor (40+ yards per game).PositiveSleeperSep 8, 2026
Scott Barrett names Malik Willis his number one must-draft quarterback at cost due to his hyper-mobility. Despite concerns about the offense, Barrett compares his potential to what fantasy managers hoped for from Justin Fields, emphasizing his significant upside across the full season.PositiveValueSep 2, 2026
Matthew Berry and Dwayne suggest Malik Willis has a high fantasy floor due to his rushing ability, specifically targeting players who provide over 100 rushing attempts as a late-round strategy.PositiveSleeperAug 27, 2026
Matthew Berry likes Malik Willis as a deep-league sleeper, primarily due to his rushing floor (45 yards per game as a starter). Berry notes that even if Miami struggles, Willis's mobility provides a fantasy floor, and he could reach top-12 status if the passing game shows any production.PositiveUsageAug 26, 2026
Matthew Berry wants exposure to Malik Willis due to his 'massive rushing ceiling,' though he expresses concerns about the Dolphins' offense and prefers him in leagues where he isn't a mandatory weekly starter.PositiveValueAug 21, 2026
Malik Willis leads all players in yards per attempt over the last three seasons and fantasy points per dropback over the last two. With an average of 44.8 rushing yards per game in his six starts, he fits the profile of a top-10 fantasy QB, yet is being drafted as QB23.PositiveBreakoutAug 10, 2026
JJ Zachariason views Malik Willis as an elite fantasy value due to his rushing floor. In three Green Bay starts, Willis averaged 58 rushing yards and one touchdown per game. Zachariason notes that quarterbacks with high rushing volume (7+ points per game) almost always finish as top-20 fantasy assets, and if Willis shows even average passing ability, he could reach top-10 status.