FantasyPros Articles on Malik Willis
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Willis is absolutely electric as a runner. He might not be in Lamar Jackson's class, but he's close. In six career starts, Willis has averaged 44.8 rushing yards per game and has run for four touchdowns. He's averaged about 8.5 fantasy points per game just with his legs.
STACKED’s take
Willis's fantasy value hinges on rushing upside with inexperienced Dolphins receivers.
Willis has made six career starts with mixed results: three poor starts with Tennessee (50.8% completion, 4.5 yards per attempt, 0 TDs, 3 INTs as a rookie) followed by three starts with Green Bay where he completed 78.7% of throws, averaged 10.9 yards per attempt, with 6 TDs and 0 INTs. Willis is an elite runner, averaging 44.8 rushing yards per game and 8.5 fantasy points per game with his legs alone across six starts; if he makes 17 starts for Miami, he could run for 1,000 yards. However, his fantasy relevance will depend heavily on his legs rather than his arm given Miami's young and inexperienced pass-catcher group (Chris Bell, Caleb Douglas, Kevin Coleman Jr., and veteran trio with Tolbert's 610-yard season high).
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