FantasyPros Articles on Malik Willis
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Willis is an electric runner. In six career starts, Willis has averaged 44.8 rushing yards per game and has run for four touchdowns. Willis' running ability should make him fantasy-viable even if his passing numbers are mediocre.
STACKED’s take
Willis's elite rushing ability (44.8 YPG, 4 TDs in starts) makes him fantasy-viable despite weak Miami receivers.
Willis signed a three-year, $67 million contract with Miami as a starter after being cast aside by Tennessee and rejuvenated as a backup with Green Bay. His fantasy viability rests on elite rushing production: in six career starts, he averaged 44.8 rushing yards per game with four rushing touchdowns. Over 11 appearances and three starts in Green Bay (2024-2025), Willis completed 78.7% of his throws, averaged 10.9 yards per pass attempt, with six TD passes and zero interceptions. Pat Fitzmaurice notes Willis will struggle with Miami's weak pass-catching corps but his running ability should make him fantasy-viable even if passing numbers are mediocre.
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