Malik Willis took a step backward as a passer in the Miami Dolphins’ loss to the Kansas City Chiefs. Willis finished 20-of-36 for 210 yards with no touchdowns and an interception, while also losing a fumble in a game Miami kept competitive into the fourth quarter. Wes Goldberg gives Willis a D grade, down from a C in Week 2, after another rough performance throwing deep. Willis completed just one of eight passes traveling 20-plus air yards and missed multiple opportunities for explosive plays. His rushing remains a bright spot, but Miami needs better accuracy and decision-making when Willis attacks downfield.
Malik Willis took a step backward as a passer in the Miami Dolphins’ loss to the Kansas City Chiefs. Willis finished 20-of-36 for 210 yards with no touchdowns and an interception, while also losing a fumble in a game Miami kept competitive into the fourth quarter.
Wes Goldberg gives Willis a D grade, down from a C in Week 2, after another rough performance throwing deep. Willis completed just one of eight passes traveling 20-plus air yards and missed multiple opportunities for explosive plays. His rushing remains a bright spot, but Miami needs better accuracy and decision-making when Willis attacks downfield.