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One former Miami Dolphins star just asked an uncomfortable question about new quarterback Malik Willis. It’s probably fair to say that everyone knew this season was going to be a hard one for the Miami Dolphins.
Former Miami Dolphins wide receiver Jarvis Landry questioned quarterback Malik Willis's demeanor on the '4th and South' show, suggesting his relaxed attitude may not fit Miami's current roster. Landry shared that his friends in Miami have voiced frustration over Willis's play, which has drawn intense scrutiny during Miami's difficult start to the season.
The article notes that Willis has struggled with turnovers and low passing totals, including three turnovers against Cincinnati and under 100 passing yards against Minnesota. Additionally, the team is dealing with De'Von Achane's season-ending injury and an inexperienced offensive unit heading into their post-bye matchup.
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