Malik Willis delivered his worst performance of the season in the Miami Dolphins’ loss to the Cincinnati Bengals, raising major questions about his future as an NFL starting quarterback. Willis completed just five passes and threw two interceptions in the first half while repeatedly missing open receivers and holding the ball too long. Wes Goldberg breaks down why this performance felt different from Willis’ previous struggles and what comes next. Miami has limited weapons and little competition behind him, so Willis will get more opportunities. But after five games without an above-average performance, the clock is ticking on his chance to prove he can be the Dolphins’ long-term answer.
Malik Willis delivered his worst performance of the season in the Miami Dolphins’ loss to the Cincinnati Bengals, raising major questions about his future as an NFL starting quarterback. Willis completed just five passes and threw two interceptions in the first half while repeatedly missing open receivers and holding the ball too long.
Wes Goldberg breaks down why this performance felt different from Willis’ previous struggles and what comes next. Miami has limited weapons and little competition behind him, so Willis will get more opportunities. But after five games without an above-average performance, the clock is ticking on his chance to prove he can be the Dolphins’ long-term answer.