Malik Willis experiences ups and downs during Dolphins offseason practices
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 16, 2026, 9:21 PM
Last updated Jun 16, 2026
Miami Dolphins quarterback Malik Willis has shown a mix of impressive and concerning performances during offseason practices held at Baptist Health Training Complex in Miami Gardens, FL. Willis, recently signed to a three-year contract worth $67.5 million, has displayed highlight plays but also thrown multiple interceptions. Dolphins offensive coordinator Bobby Slowik noted that the offense has improved through various phases of play installation, while head coach Jeff Hafley acknowledged the ongoing development of chemistry between Willis and his wide receivers. Continued progress will be crucial as the regular season approaches.
- •Malik Willis joined the Dolphins after Tua Tagovailoa's departure.
- •Willis has showcased both strengths and weaknesses in offseason drills.
- •Dolphins' offense transitioning smoothly through play installations.
- •Chemistry between Willis and receivers is still developing.
- •Regular season readiness remains a focus for the Dolphins.
- 9:21 PMYahoo Sports — Malik Willis reportedly having up-and-down offseason with Miami Dolphins
"Willis has both impressed and disappointed during offseason practices.
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