Miami Dolphins Bet Big on Malik Willis

0:00It's March 19th for the NFL. Let's get into it. Follow and subscribe for more team news every day. The Miami Dolphins are in full rebuild mode this off season. They moved on from quarterback to Otago, Veloa, and signed a Malik Willis to a $67,500,000 deal. It's a big swing for a guy with limited pro experience, but the team sees potential after his brief sting with Green Bay. The Dolphins hired coach Jeff Hathley and general manager John Eric Sullivan from the Packers who know Willis well. Instead of a veteran stopgap, they're betting on his upside to kickstart the franchise under new leadership. ESPN analyst Seth Walder gave the move an A grade. He points out the connections from Green Bay made this signing predictable and playing a young talent like Willis beat sticking with the past. Willis has just six starts and 22 games over four NFL seasons. The Dolphins hope his flashes of promising Green Bay translates to Miami, though it's a clear gamble. We'll watch how it plays out in the 2026 season.

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