The Miami Dolphins just secured a 222-pound YAC-monster at No. 94 overall in Chris Bell, a physical specimen who pairs a rugged 2.47 Yards Per Route Run with the alpha-dog frame to bully cornerbacks at the third level. Bell posted a dominant 38.6% College Dominator Rating and a healthy 31.1% Target Share (92nd-percentile), proving he possesses the high-volume ability to anchor the Dolphins’ passing attack despite a late-season ACL tear clouding his pre-draft process.
In dynasty formats, it is a nuts landing spot for Bell who could be the alpha in Miami’s redesigned offense with quarterback Malik Willis.
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Let’s go. We all know Sullivan signed dynamic bridge QB Malik Willis to a three-year deal to placate the fans while the team executes a top-to-bottom roster rebuild. Regardless, it is encouraging to see Sullivan go out of his way to express confidence in the quarterback’s playmaking ability and adaptability.
Willis faces tempered fantasy football expectations after Miami jettisoned star playmakers Tyreek Hill and Jaylen Waddle. The team will be rolling with a first-round rookie WR as well as Malik Washington, Tutu Atwell, and Jalen Tolbert. Miami will also draft a back-up caliber quarterback in 2026 with an eye toward securing a franchise QB in the 2027 NFL Draft.
Willis’ mobility and lack of weaponry will create a fantasy point-rich environment for the fifth-year signal caller. Expect a high scramble rate and numerous designed runs for the newly minted Konami QB. Willis is a strong buy in all fantasy football formats.
Miami is committed to Malik Willis for 2026, giving the dual-threat QB a full season to earn a long-term role. However, Wolf referred to this season as a “rebuild” year. Willis is the perfect bridge QB offering escapability behind a shaky offensive line and dynamism to a passing game overwise devoid of weapons.
The Dolphins are expected to draft a developmental prospect this year to provide competition by 2027. Buy the smoke in fantasy football dynasty leagues as there is real possibility Willis parlays this opportunity into a multi-year stint as one of the NFL’s signature “Konami QB” fantasy options.
Green Bay Packers and fans hold their breathe seeing their Franchise QB Jordan Love holding his leg towards the end of the game vs Eagles. Love got rolled up on by Jalen Carter with 6 seconds left in the game. Packers’ backup Malik Willis had to finish the last few seconds in the loss to Eagles. Initial testing shows the ACL is still intact, once the Packers land from Brazil he will have an MRI to show the severity of the injury.
Love was having issues already during the game with footing on the turf in Brazil, as was lots of players. During the game Love was 17/34 with 260 passing, 2 touchdowns and 1 interception. Packers lost the game 29-34, but that is all Packers are hoping they lost. As for now we hope for a speedy recovery for Jordan Love, and will know more after the MRI results.
Willis hasn’t done much to win over the hearts of Tennessee Titans fans, prompting one to ask Titans reporter Jim Wyatt “Why in the heck is he still on the roster?” The answer is simple- he’s a work in progress that the Titans are still invested in at this time.
Mason Rudolph projects as the QB2 behind Will Levis after proving he can play at a higher level in the regular season than Willis has up to this point. Fantasy Managers shouldn’t be afraid to move on from Willis in they haven’t already, as he’s no lock to make the team despite this report.
