Malik Willis secured as Dolphins starting QB, garners praise from NFL star

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Malik Willis secured as Dolphins starting QB, garners praise from NFL star
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Malik Willis has been named the starting quarterback for the Miami Dolphins, solidifying his role ahead of the upcoming season. The Dolphins signed Willis to a three-year, $67 million contract with $45 million guaranteed, making him a centerpiece of their roster shakeup. Former Super Bowl champion Leonard Fournette expressed confidence in Willis's capabilities, stating he is a good fit for the team. Despite concerns about Miami's supporting cast, Willis has shown promise during training camp and preseason. The Dolphins prepare for the season with heightened expectations around Willis’s performance.

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  • Miami Dolphins signed Malik Willis to a three-year, $67 million contract.
  • Former NFL player Leonard Fournette praised Willis's character and demeanor.
  • Concerns remain about the Dolphins' offensive line and receiving corps.
  • Willis has made progress in Miami's offense during training camp.
  • Dolphins' season opener approaches with heightened focus on Willis.
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  • 10:54 PMYahoo SportsSuper Bowl Champion Has Strong Words for Dolphins QB Malik Willis
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In 2026, the Miami Dolphins will have a new starting quarterback. Despite Miami cutting ties with most of their high-priced players this offseason, and avoiding handing out multi-year deals to free agents, there was one exception and that was quarterback Malik Willis.When free agency opened up, the Miami Dolphins and Willis quickly agreed to a […] The post Super Bowl Champion Has Strong Words for Dolphins QB Malik Willis appeared first on HEAVY.

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