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Should Jeff Hafley consider replacing Malik Willis with Kyle McCord? The Miami Dolphins may need to explore a quarterback change if struggles continue.

Ryan VanHoover of DolphinsTalk argues that Miami Dolphins head coach Jeff Hafley should consider benching quarterback Malik Willis for Kyle McCord if Willis' struggles continue. Evaluating the offense during Miami's bye week, VanHoover contends that while the team has a physical run-first identity, Willis has hurt the Dolphins with indecisiveness, poor field vision, and unnecessary sacks.
VanHoover highlights mistakes from a recent game against the Cincinnati Bengals, including a costly sack and an interception. He suggests Hafley must put aside past ties to Willis and evaluate McCord, whom general manager John Eric Sullivan acquired via trade.
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