Malik Willis
Is Malik Willis playing in Week 9? Yes, as of now. Malik Willis has no injury designation for Week 9 against the Lions on Sunday.
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This season
- PPR pts / game
- 14.5
- QB23
- Pass yards / game
- 181
- 6 TD, 0 INT
| Wk | Opp | PPR | Cmp/Att | Pass yds | TD | INT | Car | Rush yds |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 8 | NE | 14.6 | 21/32 | 211 | 2 | 0 | 1 | 2 |
| 7 | NYJ | 26.0 | 14/21 | 208 | 2 | 0 | 8 | 37 |
| 5 | CIN | 18.9 | 15/27 | 137 | 1 | 0 | 8 | 74 |
| 4 | MIN | 2.5 | 9/17 | 85 | 0 | 0 | 2 | 11 |
| 3 | KC | 10.0 | 20/36 | 210 | 0 | 0 | 9 | 56 |
| 2 | SF | 12.5 | 14/23 | 197 | 1 | 0 | 2 | 6 |
| 1 | LV | 16.7 | 15/27 | 220 | 0 | 0 | 6 | 39 |
2026 regular season, from nflverse weekly stats. Updated as each week's games finish.
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As tradition, my top 3 reasons the Dolphins lost to the Patriots.
1. Lack of composure. From Ollie Gordon penalty on they wilted when negative stuff happened.
2. Malik Willis’ regression. Where were the scrambles? Where were the throw away passes?
3. Run game got suffocated. Patriots whipped Miami at the LOS. · Quoting Omar Kelly: Kelly: Dolphins need to show continued growth to prove this rebuild is taking | @miamiherald Opinion by @OmarKelly
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1 more updatefrom 1 source
- 1d RotoBaller NFL Top Week 9 Quarterback Pickups - Best Fantasy QB Adds, Streamers Include Bo Nix, Kirk Cousins, Malik Willis, and more
- 1d Omar Kelly (X) As tradition, my top 3 reasons the Dolphins lost to the Patriots. 1. Lack of composure. From Ollie Gordon penalty on they wilted when negative stuff happened. 2. Malik Willis’ regression. Where were the scrambles? Where were the throw away passes? 3. Run game got suffocated. Patriots whipped Miami at the LOS. · Quoting Omar Kelly: Kelly: Dolphins need to show continued growth to prove this rebuild is taking | @miamiherald Opinion by @OmarKelly Read more at
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Malik Washington with a touchdown catch from Malik Willis that puts Miami up 13-3 at halftime.
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- 2d David Furones (X) Miami Dolphins QB Malik Willis had a blunt message for RB Ollie Gordon II after his costly penalty in the team's loss to the Patriots. And Gordon learned a tough lesson.
- 2d Pro Football Talk After taunting foul, Malik Willis told Ollie Gordon he was "dead-ass wrong"
- 2d RotoBaller NFL Waiver Wire Express - Week 9 Lightning Round for Emmett Johnson, Tyler Allgeier, Seth McGowan, Devin Singletary, DeMario Douglas, Adonai Mitchell, Mike Gesicki, Eli Raridon, Malik Willis
- 2d Zack Rosenblatt (X) Not ideal. · Quoting Sheil Kapadia: The Jets defense has given up 2 of the 10 best QB performances of the season (EPA/Play) in consecutive weeks. To Malik Willis and Kirk Cousins.
- 2d David Furones (X) Dolphins coach Jeff Hafley on the Ollie Gordon penalty. · Quoting David Furones: Dolphins QB Malik Willis said he had to tell RB Ollie Gordon II he was “dead-ass wrong” for his penalty jawing with the Patriots/
- 2d Zack Rosenblatt (X) The Jets defense has given up 2 of the 10 best QB performances of the season (EPA/Play) in consecutive weeks. To Malik Willis and Kirk Cousins.
- 2d David Furones (X) Dolphins QB Malik Willis said he had to tell RB Ollie Gordon II he was “dead-ass wrong” for his penalty jawing with the Patriots/
- 2d David Furones (X) Dolphins QB Malik Willis on playing through the changes in weather.
- 2d David Furones (X) Two-pointer no good. Now an onside kick coming. · Quoting David Furones: Kevin Coleman Jr. breaks free, and Malik Willis hits him. Hold on now. Two-point conversion here.
- 2d David Furones (X) Kevin Coleman Jr. breaks free, and Malik Willis hits him. Hold on now. Two-point conversion here.
- 2d David Furones (X) With the first turnover of the night. Malik Willis throw deflected at the line of scrimmage off DaQuan Jones' helmet, and it's picked off by Kevin Byard. And shortly thereafter, the long Patriots touchdown. New England pulling away. · Quoting David Furones: It was 13-3 Dolphins. Now it's 17-13 Patriots. How does Miami respond?
- 2d David Furones (X) Malik Willis playing a role in calming down Ollie Gordon when he was fired up, CBS broadcast showed.
- 2d Pro Football Talk Malik Willis TD pass puts Dolphins up 13-3 at halftime
- 2d David Furones (X) Malik Willis is 12 of 15 for 112 yards and a touchdown in the first half.
- 2d Jeremy Fowler (X) Malik Willis looking more decisive after a slow start to the season. Dolphins clearly in transition but they have some intriguing weapons on offense.
- 2d Omar Kelly (X) Malik Washington with a touchdown catch from Malik Willis that puts Miami up 13-3 at halftime.
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Dolphins CB JuJu Brents returns to practice Thursday in a red, no-contact jersey as he advances in concussion protocol, but Kadyn Proctor is still not practicing. · Quoting David Furones: Dolphins-Patriots Wednesday injury report.
A lot of Dolphins limited at practice. Malik Willis now listed for a groin, but practicing in full.
2 more updatesfrom 2 sources
- 5d David Furones (X) ICYMI: Dolphins' Malik Willis opens up on tough lessons learned under Mike Vrabel in Tennessee before facing him with Patriots.
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- 5d David Furones (X) Dolphins CB JuJu Brents returns to practice Thursday in a red, no-contact jersey as he advances in concussion protocol, but Kadyn Proctor is still not practicing. · Quoting David Furones: Dolphins-Patriots Wednesday injury report. A lot of Dolphins limited at practice. Malik Willis now listed for a groin, but practicing in full.
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Dolphins-Patriots Wednesday injury report.
A lot of Dolphins limited at practice. Malik Willis now listed for a groin, but practicing in full.
8 more updatesfrom 5 sources
- 6d David Furones (X) Dolphins' Malik Willis opens up on tough lessons learned under Mike Vrabel in Tennessee before facing Patriots.
- 6d Rotoworld Football (Bluesky) Malik Willis (groin) practicing in full for Week 8
- 6d Pro Football Talk Malik Willis on celebrating Dolphins' win: We're 1-5, it's not like we won the Super Bowl
- 6d David Furones (X) Dolphins-Patriots Wednesday injury report. A lot of Dolphins limited at practice. Malik Willis now listed for a groin, but practicing in full.
- 6d David Furones (X) Dolphins' Malik Willis on why he didn't over-celebrate his first win as Miami's QB: “I mean, the totality of things, we're 1-5. So, it's not like we won the Super Bowl. We got to continue to get better and continue to work. We want to obviously stack more of those.”
- 6d David Furones (X) He expanded much more, when asked what he learned about the league from early years with Vrabel. He said, in part: "You do your job or they'll find someone else to do it." · Quoting David Furones: Dolphins QB Malik Willis short on words when describing his time with Mike Vrabel in Tennessee: "I think it was hard coaching, trying to get guys better."
- 6d David Furones (X) Dolphins QB Malik Willis short on words when describing his time with Mike Vrabel in Tennessee: "I think it was hard coaching, trying to get guys better."
- 6d Andrew Callahan (Bluesky) Maybe I missed it, but all today needed was Malik Willis “can make all the throws.” Would’ve been perfect. · Quoting Andrew Callahan: Vrabel is doing a vintage Belichick impression hyping up a bad opponent as he breaks down the 1-5 Dolphins and keeps steering his answers to talk them up.
- 6d RotoBaller NFL Who Should I Start for Fantasy Football Week 8? Jacoby Brissett, Geno Smith, Aaron Rodgers, Kirk Cousins, Baker Mayfield, Jared Goff, Malik Willis, Michael Penix Jr., Sam Darnold
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Mike Vrabel: Proud of Malik Willis for continuing to develop
Mike Vrabel was Malik Willis’ head coach for the first two years of the quarterback’s career.
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Quarterback Fantasy Football Waiver Wire Pickups - Top QB Adds for Week 8 Include Kirk Cousins, Michael Penix Jr., Malik Willis, and more
Week 7 brought fantasy managers some impressive production from names that have struggled with consistency to start the 2026 season. […]
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- Oct 26 David Furones (X) What stood out most to Dolphins coach Jeff Hafley about Malik Willis' play Sunday against the Jets was his decision making.
- Oct 26 David Furones (X) A testament to the trust. · Quoting Aditi Kinkhabwala: In our meeting before this game, #Dolphins coach Jeff Hafley told Spero, @AdamArchuleta and me of Malik Willis: “I love the guy, I trust the guy.” He reminded us Willis is often in the huddle with six rookies, Willis himself is effectively in his rookie year as a starter, and so his response to the short leash chatter is: “What are we even talking about?” Willis certainly validated his coach’s faith in him today.
- Oct 26 David Furones (X) Dolphins QB Malik Willis is up for FedEx Air Player of the Week. · Quoting NFL: The nominees for the @FedEx Air & Ground Players of the Week. Vote for your winners below! ⬇️
- Oct 26 Zack Rosenblatt (X) Great breakdown of how the Jets should've handled the end of half. Going into halftime with all three of your timeouts after entering this scenario honestly might be the most baffling two-minute decision-making of the AG era. · Quoting Ryan Paganetti: How the Jets could have handled the final 2 minutes of the 1st half differently: Malik Willis scrambles for a 1st down in bounds. Jets could have called timeout here at 1:53. It is also reasonable if they want to wait for the next in bounds play to start calling timeouts. 1st and 10 handoff to Gordon ends at 1:10 in bounds. Definitely would have called a timeout here. By not calling timeout, you are effectively guaranteeing the Dolphins get the final meaningful possession of the first half. From this point on, you would call timeout after each in bounds play to give yourself a plausible path to getting the ball back. There is still a chance the Dolphins run the whole half out, but you at least leave an opening to get it back.…
- Oct 26 Zack Rosenblatt (X) How the Jets could have handled the final 2 minutes of the 1st half differently: Malik Willis scrambles for a 1st down in bounds. Jets could have called timeout here at 1:53. It is also reasonable if they want to wait for the next in bounds play to start calling timeouts. 1st and 10 handoff to Gordon ends at 1:10 in bounds. Definitely would have called a timeout here. By not calling timeout, you are effectively guaranteeing the Dolphins get the final meaningful possession of the first half. From this point on, you would call timeout after each in bounds play to give yourself a plausible path to getting the ball back. There is still a chance the Dolphins run the whole half out, but you at least leave an opening to get it back. Say they had called timeout at 1:10. They would then call timeout at 1:03 after the Dulcich play down to the 5 yard line. Down to one timeout left. Miami throws incomplete on 1st and goal. DPI and new 1st down. Took 4 seconds off the clock so assume…
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🏈Dolphins at Jets
Aaron Glenn needs an aggressive game plan. Crank up the blitz, stack the box to key on Miami's run game and dare QB Malik Willis to beat them.
Willis has the NFL's lowest comp pct (56%). #Jets
19 more updatesfrom 3 sources
- Oct 25 David Furones (X) In our meeting before this game, #Dolphins coach Jeff Hafley told Spero, @AdamArchuleta and me of Malik Willis: “I love the guy, I trust the guy.” He reminded us Willis is often in the huddle with six rookies, Willis himself is effectively in his rookie year as a starter, and so his response to the short leash chatter is: “What are we even talking about?” Willis certainly validated his coach’s faith in him today.
- Oct 25 Omar Kelly (X) Dolphins QM Malik Willis finished the game 14-of-21, throwing for 208 yards with 2 TDs. And he ran for 37 yards and a touchdown on 8 carries. He had a 130.7 passer rating for the Jets win.
- Oct 25 Omar Kelly (X) Dolphins coach Jeff Hafley talks about the growth we’ve seen from Malik Willis in his best performance of the season.
- Oct 25 David Furones (X) What did QB Malik Willis feel when he picked up the final first down to seal the win? “A lot of bodies.”
- Oct 25 David Furones (X) Tush Push for the win. Malik Willis sneaks it. The Dolphins pick up the first down and can now run the clock out.
- Oct 25 David Furones (X) The long catch-and-run touchdown from Malik Willis to Caleb Douglas stands. Dolphins back up by two scores.
- Oct 25 Omar Kelly (X) Malik Willis has a 123.5 passer rating right now, midway through the third quarter.
- Oct 25 Omar Kelly (X) Public Service Announcement: Malik Willis threw the ball away.
- Oct 25 David Furones (X) Jets coach Aaron Glenn told CBS at halftime New York has to play more man coverage and get Malik Willis on the ground when the pass rush collapses the pocket.
- Oct 25 David Furones (X) Malik Willis outruns David Bailey, lowers his shoulder into Minkah Fitzpatrick for the rushing touchdown.
- Oct 25 David Furones (X) Malik Willis with the speed to beat the Jets defense to the pylon. Incredible end-of-half execution by the Dolphins to go up two scores.
- Oct 25 Omar Kelly (X) Malik Willis just ran for a 2 yard touchdown, showing off his athleticism. Then he throws his shoulder into the Jets defenders who was trying to punish him.....proving he's tough.
- Oct 25 David Furones (X) Fourth-and-2 from the 41, and Malik Willis scrambles for the first. Definitely part of the field where you go for it.
- Oct 25 Omar Kelly (X) That 4th and 2 conversion was a Malik Willis magic trick.
- Oct 25 Zack Rosenblatt (X) Dolphins offense: Two offensive drives Two touchdowns Malik Willis: 6/8, 84 yards, 1 TD. Really, really bad.
- Oct 25 David Furones (X) Gotta like to see Malik Willis using his legs to pick up the first as David Bailey was set on going straight up the field out wide on the edge. He'll have to think twice about that now on third downs.
- Oct 25 David Furones (X) Caleb Douglas beats Jets CB Azareye’h Thomas on the post. Malik Willis finds him in the back of the end zone to put the Dolphins ahead.
- Oct 25 Omar Kelly (X) Malik Willis just made a beautiful 32 yard pass to Dulcich. Who said the tight ends have been under utilized?
- Oct 25 David Furones (X) Dolphins start with Ollie Gordon, DJ Herman, Will Kacmarek, Caleb Douglas and Malik Washington on offense around QB Malik Willis and the same O-line.
- Oct 25 Rich Cimini (X) 🏈Dolphins at Jets Aaron Glenn needs an aggressive game plan. Crank up the blitz, stack the box to key on Miami's run game and dare QB Malik Willis to beat them. Willis has the NFL's lowest comp pct (56%). #Jets
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Under-reported stat from last Dolphins game against Cincinnati: Malik Willis set the franchise record for most rushing yards in a game by a quarterback.
And to think he could’ve had many more if he didn’t slide in the open field.
(Graphic from Dolphins communications staff)
1 more updatefrom 1 source
- Oct 24 David Furones (X) In fact, the Dolphins run game as a whole has been rolling in recent weeks, sparked by Ollie Gordon in the backfield. · Quoting David Furones: Under-reported stat from last Dolphins game against Cincinnati: Malik Willis set the franchise record for most rushing yards in a game by a quarterback. And to think he could’ve had many more if he didn’t slide in the open field. (Graphic from Dolphins communications staff)
- Oct 24 David Furones (X) Under-reported stat from last Dolphins game against Cincinnati: Malik Willis set the franchise record for most rushing yards in a game by a quarterback. And to think he could’ve had many more if he didn’t slide in the open field. (Graphic from Dolphins communications staff)
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Why Dolphins coaches say confidence in QB Malik Willis is "still through the roof." OC Bobby Slowik, QB coach Bush Hamdan offer honest evaluation of Willis through five games.
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Dolphins OC Bobby Slowik talks about what needs to be better with the pass game when asked if Malik Willis needs to take the check down more often.
3 more updatesfrom 2 sources
- Oct 22 David Furones (X) “The confidence I have in him is still through the roof.” Dolphins QBs coach Bush Hamdan on how Malik Willis is processing what’s in front of him and going through his progressions.
- Oct 22 Omar Kelly (X) "I think he's probably figured out it's more of a thing for him," Dolphgins QB coach Bush Hamdan on Malik Willis said he doesn't have an internal clock. "His athleticism, at times it's a super power and at times [it needs development]."
- Oct 22 Omar Kelly (X) Dolphins OC Bobby Slowik addresses the need for QB Malik Willis to find "more completions" #PhinsUp
- Oct 22 David Furones (X) Dolphins OC Bobby Slowik talks about what needs to be better with the pass game when asked if Malik Willis needs to take the check down more often.
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Malik Willis listed as full participant with right thumb injury
Dolphins quarterback Malik Willis was not spotted throwing last week during the team's off week.
4 more updatesfrom 4 sources
- Oct 21 FTN (Bluesky) Rough start for those at the bottom of the Passing DVOA board 📉 📉 Jalon Daniels 📉 Malik Willis 📉 Justin Herbert #Bucs #Dolphins #Chargers #DVOA
- Oct 21 Pro Football Talk Malik Willis listed as full participant with right thumb injury+1
- Oct 21 Rotoworld Football (Bluesky) Malik Willis (right thumb) FP, receives treatment
- Oct 21 Jets Team Site Stock Report | Jets OC Frank Reich's Scheme Creating Explosives in the Run Game
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Dolphins' Malik Willis fine after not throwing last week, Caleb Douglas returns to practice and a series of other Miami injury updates coming off the bye week before facing the Jets.
2 more updatesfrom 1 source
- Oct 19 David Furones (X) Winless Dolphins, especially Malik Willis and Chop Robinson, must relax, writes @chrisperk.
- Oct 19 David Furones (X) Dolphins' Malik Willis fine after not throwing last week, Caleb Douglas returns to practice and a series of other Miami injury updates coming off the bye week before facing the Jets.
- Oct 19 David Furones (X) Dolphins coach Jeff Hafley said QB Malik Willis, as to why he wasn't throwing at the bye week practice was dealing with something minor but he should be fine for the week of prep for the Jets. "I foresee him being good to go."
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@OmarKelly God Omar is really doing everything to defend Malik Willis… Omar, the dolphins would be 3-2 if they had quin ewers starting. The defense has been very good. The OL is very good. The quarterback is the worst I’ve ever seen.
That’s all it is bro.
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- Oct 17 Omar Kelly (X) Have you head my most recent Miami Herald column, which begins with “Malik Willis is the worst QB in the NFL?” THIS is why I don’t put too much stock into what people say on social media because of you are speaking out your cheeks · Quoting RJ: @OmarKelly God Omar is really doing everything to defend Malik Willis… Omar, the dolphins would be 3-2 if they had quin ewers starting. The defense has been very good. The OL is very good. The quarterback is the worst I’ve ever seen. That’s all it is bro.
- Oct 17 Omar Kelly (X) @OmarKelly God Omar is really doing everything to defend Malik Willis… Omar, the dolphins would be 3-2 if they had quin ewers starting. The defense has been very good. The OL is very good. The quarterback is the worst I’ve ever seen. That’s all it is bro.
- Is Malik Willis the Dolphins savior or problem?
- GET READY! Watch our Dolphins Deep Dive live stream where the Sun Sentinel’s Chris Perkins and David Furones will discuss Malik Willis’ struggles this season and whether he should remain the starting QB.
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Malik Willis doesn't think he has a tell despite Jordan Battle intercepting him twice
Bengals safety Jordan Battle said before Sunday's game that he was going to time Willis's passes because of how willis pats the ball before throwing. Then Battle had two interceptions.
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Michael Taaffe has been a positive surprise.
I expected Malik Willis to perform better, and still do. 5 more check downs per game, 3 runs for first down and 3 throw aways and he’s a 90 rated passer · Quoting Mad doggo: @OmarKelly Who has surprised you this season so far, both positively and negatively?
2 more updatesfrom 1 source
- Oct 14 David Furones (X) Tomorrow at noon. · Quoting Chris Perkins: Dolphins Deep Dive: Perkins, Furones talk Malik Willis and answer viewers' questions Thursday at noon. And, yeah, chatter about the Dolphins winning five games will likely arise.+1
- Oct 14 Omar Kelly (X) Michael Taaffe has been a positive surprise. I expected Malik Willis to perform better, and still do. 5 more check downs per game, 3 runs for first down and 3 throw aways and he’s a 90 rated passer · Quoting Mad doggo: @OmarKelly Who has surprised you this season so far, both positively and negatively?
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So I'm doing my research cause things aren't adding up why Malik Willis play has regressed so much from his play in greenbay and I'm starting to lean towards it's not really his fault. Not he has something to do with it obviously but from just the start of my research some things are surprising. Gonna make a whole video on it.
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- Oct 14 Omar Kelly (X) Teams build a book on how to play a QB. QB and coaches are forced to adjust. Some can’t, and some can. We’ll discuss this today at noon on the @DolphinsHMA · Quoting DouglieDoWrong: So I'm doing my research cause things aren't adding up why Malik Willis play has regressed so much from his play in greenbay and I'm starting to lean towards it's not really his fault. Not he has something to do with it obviously but from just the start of my research some things are surprising. Gonna make a whole video on it.
- Oct 14 Omar Kelly (X) No, there is no such thing as trash. The players people are talking about trading away - Zach Sieler and Austin Jackson - are clearly better than anyone who could replace them. Exactly what would a 5th and 6th rd pick in 2027 do for this franchise? Malik Willis needs a stable pocket, and Zach Sieler is a top 3 defender on this team, and a key leader. If either is traded it’s evidence of the · Quoting JROD’S THE TRUTH: @OmarKelly They say the Dolphins are sellers right now and everyone wants to give away our trash, but what if the chargers or Jags come calling for Paul offering a 1st rounder?
- Oct 14 Omar Kelly (X) Malik Willis isn’t the problem. But his early struggles also hints he’s not the #Dolphins solution at QB either. @miamiherald column by @OmarKelly
- Oct 14 Omar Kelly (X) So I'm doing my research cause things aren't adding up why Malik Willis play has regressed so much from his play in greenbay and I'm starting to lean towards it's not really his fault. Not he has something to do with it obviously but from just the start of my research some things are surprising. Gonna make a whole video on it.
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Ryan Miller -- forever the answer to the trivia question "Who caught Malik Willis' first touchdown pass as a Miami Dolphin?" -- now gone.
(AP Photo/Jed Jacobsohn) · Quoting David Furones: Some Dolphins moves: They waived wide receiver Ryan Miller and claimed WR Jared Wayne off waivers from Houston.
They also signed defensive lineman Jordan Jefferson to the practice squad and released Mazi Smith from the practice squad.
8 more updatesfrom 3 sources
- Oct 13 David Furones (X) Ryan Miller -- forever the answer to the trivia question "Who caught Malik Willis' first touchdown pass as a Miami Dolphin?" -- now gone. (AP Photo/Jed Jacobsohn) · Quoting David Furones: Some Dolphins moves: They waived wide receiver Ryan Miller and claimed WR Jared Wayne off waivers from Houston. They also signed defensive lineman Jordan Jefferson to the practice squad and released Mazi Smith from the practice squad.
- Oct 13 David Furones (X) Also here: Jarrett Kingston excels in his opportunity at RG filling in for Jonah Savaiinaea after he went down Sunday against the Bengals. · Quoting David Furones: Dolphins QB Malik Willis doesn't throw at light bye week practice and other observations from the day’s drills.
- Oct 13 Omar Kelly (X) Malik Willis isn’t Miami’s problem, but he also isn’t the solution for #Dolphins | @miamiherald Opinion by @OmarKelly Read more at+1
- Oct 13 Denny Carter (Bluesky) These numbers mean the following: Over 80 percent of the air yards these Miami WRs have seen this season have come on inaccurate passes. Malik Willis is a league-worst 7.5 percent below his expected completion rate. It's shockingly horrible QB play. · Quoting James: we are going to need a full government investigation into the 2025 malik willis psyop, and how the dolphins convinced themselves it would work on a full time basis in 2026. down horrific.
- Oct 13 Omar Kelly (X) Did I ever say I don’t want Malik Willis to not compete? If people around the QB aren’t doing their job at a competent level for Malik Willis what makes you think it’ll look better, be better with Kyle McCord? · Quoting Andres Abello: @OmarKelly You are contradicting yourself Omar, you constantly say we need competition at every position and often criticize the Dolphins for not having QB competition in the past 25 years or so. Why not open up the job and let them compete or bring someone who is willing to compete
- Oct 13 David Furones (X) Dolphins QB Malik Willis doesn't throw at light bye week practice and other observations from the day’s drills.
- Oct 13 David Furones (X) Dolphins holding a bye week practice. Interestingly, QB Malik Willis was not seen throwing. He took snaps, handoffs and performed an easy throwing motion with ball in hand without releasing it. The bye week day of drills is largely meant for players who have had limited playing time.
- Oct 13 Omar Kelly (X) Dolphins’ coach Jeff Hafley explains why he’s sticking with Malik Willis and what must change Read more at