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Fantasy Football Weekly fantasy football takes on Malik Willis
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All Fantasy Football Weekly insights about Malik Willis
PositiveValueSep 3, 2026
Malik Willis is the source's most rostered quarterback, valued for his rushing floor and proven downfield passing efficiency. The source argues Willis is a better fantasy asset than Justin Fields or Anthony Richardson at their respective costs, and he should be considered a clear week-one waiver wire headliner.NegativeBreakoutJul 10, 2026
Malik Willis is identified as a high-upside QB option despite significant risk from only six career starts and a first-year defensive-minded head coach with limited proven weapons. In three Green Bay starts, Willis posted elite efficiency: 80% completion percentage, 6 total TDs (3 pass, 3 rush), 200+ passing yards per game, 18 passing attempts per game, 7 rush attempts per game, 58 rush yards per game, and yards-per-attempt matching Drake Mays' league-leading pace. Career EPA exceeds 0.2, completion rate 68%, off-target rate in single digits, passing rating near 100, and 40%+ of passes reaching the sticks. The source emphasizes Willis as a difference-maker in 1QB formats capable of top-10 weeks with Justin Fields-esque and prime Kyler Murray-esque upside. Specific game examples: Week 3 vs. Tennessee (202 passing yards, 1 TD, 0 INTs, 7 carries, 73 yards); Week 17 vs. Baltimore (288 passing yards, 1 TD, 0 INTs, 9 carries, 62 yards). The source recommends pairing Willis with a safer QB like Dart in late rounds as a high-upside complement.