Mobile QB doesn't need traditional stack; viable without passing correlation
Malik WillisQBMIA
Ricky Pierall drafted Willis as the second quarterback in his underdog mock, noting that Willis is going to run the ball, which means he doesn't necessarily need to be stacked in the traditional passing sense. This makes him a viable option even without a clear passing stack, though Miami options are available later for those who want to stack.
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I'm also going to draft Malik Willis because we need another quarterback and while Willis obviously we don't have a stack for you do have Miami options later on and more importantly Malik Willis is going to run the ball.
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- Ricky Pierall drafted Willis as the second quarterback in his underdog mock, noting that Willis is going to run the ball, which means he doesn't necessarily need to be stacked in the traditional passing sense. This makes him a viable option even without a clear passing stack, though Miami options are available later for those who want to stack.
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- STACKED tags this as a positive fantasy football signal for Malik Willis (QB MIA). Mobile QB doesn't need traditional stack; viable without passing correlation
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