Overview
- Miami's offensive staff, speaking Tuesday, praised Malik Willis' arm strength, mobility and the way he has energized teammates in early offseason work.
- The Dolphins signed the 26-year-old to a three-year, $67.5 million contract to start at quarterback, signaling a clear organizational commitment.
- Coaches said his running threat can make defenses account for all 11 offensive players, though May work is centered on fundamentals over designed QB runs.
- They also said he must sharpen accuracy, decision-making and timing to become a steady producer in the new offense.
- CBS Sports ranked Miami’s quarterback room sixth-worst, highlighting outside skepticism as coaches laud Willis’ tools and leadership.