The Miami Dolphins offense has scored the third-fewest points in the NFL, and one potential solution is hiding in plain sight: Let Malik Willis run. Willis has only eight rushing attempts through two games despite his mobility being one of the traits that can make him a true matchup problem. Wes Goldberg explains why Miami should incorporate more designed runs, RPOs and rollouts against the Kansas City Chiefs. With defenses focused on De’Von Achane and Miami’s young receivers still developing, Willis’ legs can provide an important counter. He doesn’t need to prove he’s strictly a pocket passer—he needs to prove he can be a difference-making quarterback.
The Miami Dolphins offense has scored the third-fewest points in the NFL, and one potential solution is hiding in plain sight: Let Malik Willis run. Willis has only eight rushing attempts through two games despite his mobility being one of the traits that can make him a true matchup problem.
Wes Goldberg explains why Miami should incorporate more designed runs, RPOs and rollouts against the Kansas City Chiefs. With defenses focused on De’Von Achane and Miami’s young receivers still developing, Willis’ legs can provide an important counter. He doesn’t need to prove he’s strictly a pocket passer—he needs to prove he can be a difference-making quarterback.