The Rise of Malik Willis: Here's why he's SO Polarizing

[@AlexRollinsNFL]

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[@tyleralmquist7606]

Hello my fellow Seahawks fans, it seems we are all now researching every single quarterback in this draft

[@qgdonutking3820]

Yes, yes we are

[@derrick9880]

Big arm, good scrambling, struggles to find check downs, takes sacks. Essentially a new Russell Wilson. Pete probably loves him 😒

[@MHNK77]

@@derrick9880 Although I kinda agree with you Russell Wilson has ELITE accuracy, timing and vision Yes, he refuses to take the easy read but he know what he's doing Seahawks would be BLESSED if they found another RW

[@itsmedio6208]

From the looks of it, we shouldn't draft a QB this year. Mediocre at best QB pool. First year of a rebuild, we don't need to draft a rookie QB.

[@AJ-hi5rh]

Would rather wait until next year. Let Lock pilot this TANK

[@topleftfromtime]

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[@mchapman2424]

I cant believe this channel hasnt blown up more. Alex is so damn good at breaking things down and creating these videos

[@AlexRollinsNFL]

Makes my day reading this bro, really

[@AlexRollinsNFL]

@@mchapman2424 We out here Wiz, just gotta keep grinding. Appreciate that!

[@mosespf]

“we can see how he avoids throwing down the middle of the field like Kim avoids Kanye” 😭😭😭

[@AlexRollinsNFL]

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[@Fatmanssx]

@@AlexRollinsNFL joke was corny as shit, y’all whites love bashing blacks when we are down’ it’s sad because the real reason y’all hate Kanye is not because of anything other than the fact that he is a above average successful BLACK MALE. Stick to stocks and behind a desk, covering sports is not your forte. How the fuck can someone avoid somebody but chose willing to have kids with them??? You R dumb as fuck if anything Kanye trying to avoid the wrath and hate of marrying anything other than his own race but can’t escape properly😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@andyluce7871]

his character is also outstanding which is important

[@talkingeco3734]

I think a lot of Willis’s success will come from the scenario he’s drafted in. If a coaching staff like the Steelers’ draft him, I can see him succeed because they have the history of developing an unconventional QB with a lot of talent and a big arm (Ben). It truly depends on where he goes

[@zzdoodzz]

You could say this is the case for most top QB prospects, they have lots of talent that can be molded but need to have a good place to go to. For example, this why everyone still thinks Trevor Lawrence will be just fine once he gets good staff around him. I do like your idea of the Steelers, they typically are a team that shows the value of committing long term and will be patient.

[@M3RRIH3W13]

Pittsburgh has had many OCs. Ben was the Backyard Ben master. Adding a very young OL, RB, and WRs will add a lot of learning on the field. I would pass on QB in the draft and stop the run D.

[@anthonyfesta7010]

The Steelers never had interest in him at all…fact.

[@telecaster2123]

Man, I love these type of prospects. Willis s exaxtly the kind of guy that I'd draft in Madden but Madden is only for fun and GMs have their job on the line when they draft a risky player. I'm thrilled to be able to watch your draft vids again. Keep it up!

[@AlexRollinsNFL]

Thanks TLC! It's so easy to say we'd draft player X or Z here or there, but imagine having billions on the line and investing in somebody sketchy

[@skywalker2759]

Every QB is risky in the draft

[@kenfresno2125]

@@skywalker2759 yeah, but a QB who can't read defenses, never moves through his progression, and can't feel pressure is a recipe for disaster. There's a better chance this kid never takes an NFL snap than him winning a Super Bowl.

[@jadqn_]

so excited to see u breakdown this prospect class in the coming month 🙏🏼

[@me5197]

Yeah

[@me5197]

Yeah

[@stevemadak6255]

yeah, you keep hearing its a weak QB draft this year. Maybe that puts a chip on someones shoulder and we get another Tom Brady. smh i just read what i said, silly me

[@AlexRollinsNFL]

Thanks Jadqn! Drop some names who you're hoping to see

[@william.3760]

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[@eliasbey6171]

6:20 cold Alex real cold 😭

[@me5197]

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[@jmg999]

Freeze made his name as an OC-minded HC by simplifying his O to make the game as easy as possible on his QB. His QB reads are all about putting defenders in conflict, so in reality, the reads can't get much simpler than that. If they're leveling a CB, well, he can't be in two places at once, so you throw the ball where he isn't. Willis' most troublesome games this year came against Ole Miss and Louisiana. Against DJ Durkin's D, he was pounded on all game, when they had nine sacks and 11 TFLs. Of course, not all of that was Willis' fault, but any coach knows, while the OL might get often blamed, it's not nearly their fault as much as they're blamed. Against Louisiana, Napier coached under Saban for four or five seasons, so you know where he learned how to choose his DCs. They sacked him seven times and had eight TFLs. When a QB is prone to run as much as Willis is, and a D is living in your backfield, it's not a good combination. Lots of guys have powerful arms, but really the League throw is the 35-yard out from across the field. Any QB who can make that throw consistently has the arm to play in the League, so a guy throwing a ball 65 or 70 yards isn't really necessary. I think that the biggest problem w/ Willis will be three-fold: First, he's coming from a league, where the game is played at a much slower pace than the highest levels of D1, let alone in the League. Second, when he played against the two teams I mentioned, he saw more exotic looks that he'll see plenty of in the League, and he rarely knew what he was looking at. Finally, he's going to have to learn an O from scratch b/c of the watered-down O Freeze had him running at Liberty. Freeze really did him no favors, so Willis will enter the League needing to learn from the ground up. As you said, he's a really smart kid, and he's incredibly gifted athletically. There will always be some team that says, "We can coach him up," so he'll get his chance. Here's hoping that he picks up what he needs to quickly.

[@AlexRollinsNFL]

Beautiful comment, I definitely agree with your 3 statements. I didn't think the speed of the game was an issue for him, but as stated he at times struggles with processing. I mentioned he doesn't have a lot of "quarterbacky" throws and that's definitely a concern- you would have liked to see him layer the ball over 2nd level defenders but there's rarely any examples of that. I believe Freeze had a ton of curls and stationary routes cause he believed Willis had to see something open before he threw it. There were barely any crossers or overs which we see a ton in the NFL

[@jmg999]

@@AlexRollinsNFL If Freeze really wanted to get Willis more comfortable throwing over the middle, he could've instituted that double slant route combo that 'Bama runs on their replace RPOs. I believe that they call it Lion. They run it while employing counter, but w/ Willis, they could even run a sort of inverted veer concept w/ it. The problem is, I don't know if he gets the ball out in time to make those quick throws w/ the minimal separation between the receiver and DB. That's where I think that the speed of the game might hurt him at the next level. Trying to learn this from a baseline while threading a needle is exceedingly difficult.

[@dogwater4245]

what a great comment. see you didn’t say anything that was hurtful and unnecessary player and gave good criticism about him as a player. Players who are underdeveloped in college but obviously have insane athletic tangibles get me excited. you want these players to do good and strive. I hope willis goes to a good situation and figure it out bc he is one helluva player to watch.

[@JO15on]

I thought Army was his worst game but Louisiana was a close 2nd. I can't get past his weaknesses and think he'll turn out to be a successful QB in the NFL.

[@zachf748]

Appreciate the videos. Breaking it down to where even the average fan can understand, that’s not easy. Great work, man.

[@AlexRollinsNFL]

Appreciate that Zach! Glad you're learning from them

[@busterobe]

My main problem with him is the fact that sometimes he dosent, or know when to give up on a play. for example, When hes being rushed by 3 edges, he tries to make a play and juke them out and get sacked.

[@char6364]

Appreciate your breakdown on Willis because there's a lot of wildly conflicting opinions on him lol! I think receiver talent - or lack thereof - plays a major role in QB evaluation and is often times ignored because everybody wants to (understandably) hone in on the QB's individual traits, which is a huge part of the process, of course, but not everything. A lot of analysts in the 2020 pre-draft period completely overlooked how Justin Herbert didn't have any NFL-calibre skill players around him, while Burrow and Tua both had multiple 1st-round receivers at their disposal and so many network analysts and draftniks seemed to ignore this context when comparing their raw numbers. That Herbert's numbers were in any way comparable to the other two's - despite having none of the same support - should've been a massive point in his favour but it wasn't for most people. Not exactly a revolutionary observation, I know but it always surprises me how little emphasis people place on it compared to a QB's 'intangibles' and deep-ball distance. I think people try so hard to make QB-drafting such an exact science that they end up over-thinking things and ignoring obvious points staring them straight in the face. The talent gap at college is so much bigger than in the NFL because you have some players projected to be future superstars vs people who have little-to-no chance of making it at a professional level, yet people too often times treat it like the NFL where most teams have similar levels of talent and therefore most failures are chiefly down to the QB themselves. People act like Herbert magically became a different QB in a matter of months, when a lot of his college 'mistakes' in his senior year will have been down to simply not being able to trust his receiving corps to do the job asked of them - that lack of trust absolutely affects a QB's accuracy, timing, decision-making etc. on the field. That's not to say every 'project' guy like Josh Allen or potentially Malik Willis is going to be a success, but I don't think it's a coincidence that the NFL is trending more and more towards thar type of player.

[@AlexRollinsNFL]

imo it kind of washes out because the talent he was playing against was pretty low too (at least in comparison to some of the other round 1 guys)

[@JamesLee-nb4sc]

been looking out for this ever since his buzz started and the draft is coming closer. thank you alex!

[@kkroyu]

If they use him like the Ravens use Lamar Jackson in his MVP year ( pistol formation first and second down shotgun on third-and-long) He should do pretty well

[@willbacker4764]

Awesome video man. Really clear and concise, love it.

[@AlexRollinsNFL]

Thanks WB!

[@jtfalcon89]

thanks for this I am studying all the quarterbacks and your breakdown was very helpful

[@puesbien]

Dude reminds me of my players in NCAA Road to Glory “he plays outside the structure of the offense often” That’s me (and my 360 controller) lmao

[@AlexRollinsNFL]

Don't make me cry reminding me of NCAA 14 and all its glory

[@milehigh3093]

Welcome to Tennesse Malik 💪

[@israeljudah]

Excellent my man👍🏽

[@AlexRollinsNFL]

thanks bro, gotta hold it down for the bay

[@theseahawksfan16]

Seahawks fan checking in. I guess I should start looking at the qbs in this draft

[@luishuber9627]

for me atlanta is the perfect landing spot for willis, being able to learn 1 or 2 years under matt ryan will make him awesome

[@warrenmason1582]

Idk about that one. Atl might not be able to afford a qb that early when their roster is so depleted. I think they either go defense or they pick up a wr. But it also depends on what they do in free agency

[@chadbrisco4042]

No, they need a wide receiver since they traded Julio Jones. Pittsburgh is the best landing spot for him with the talent Pittsburgh already has on their team.

[@deancoleman6098]

Why is Atlanta just okay with average Matt Ryan who’s almost 40 years old. Like retirement !??????

[@BurghFan-ps9ow]

I've been waiting for thus video!!! THANK YOU SIRRRR!!!

[@AlexRollinsNFL]

Yessir! What do you think now that you watched it?

[@Funez000]

Yes sir welcome back bro

[@AlexRollinsNFL]

Thank you ED!!!

[@Lockeness86]

Who else is here because of the Russell Wilson trade?

[@theactualshadow]

Hope your vacation was nice alex!

[@me5197]

Yes

[@me5197]

True

[@me5197]

Was that supposed to say Nope, or hope?

[@AlexRollinsNFL]

thank you bro, good to be back!!

[@Kboss00]

The Steelers could use a guy like this. Mobile.. young and has so much time to improve

[@hunnabihhh]

great video

[@AlexRollinsNFL]

Thanks Manu!

[@dtman315]

great analysis.

[@AlexRollinsNFL]

thank you my man!

[@JahNuhThunDeeTheOneAndOnly]

Malik Willis is one of the biggest boom or bust prospects I’ve ever seen.

[@AlexRollinsNFL]

I think he has a project similar to Trey. I wish we saw a little more arm talent from Malik (although the arm strength IS elite)

[@skywalker2759]

Because he’s a black QB

[@JahNuhThunDeeTheOneAndOnly]

@@AlexRollinsNFL It felt like Trey Lance was more polished than Malik not to mention he had stiffer competition within his class.

[@baconator1550]

@@skywalker2759 ugh… exactly… and…. Just get vaccinated, people!!!!!!

[@ZorrosRage]

He just looks really bad reading defenses. Also almost never goes to his check down when needed. Watching him in 5 games all I saw was the same thing. Good deep accuracy when no pressure, decent play maker, but not good at reading defenses and just does not see the check down. So many times i saw it wide open and then he just takes the sack or runs when not needed. He needs a coach to help him with the mental part of the game. kzbin.info/www/bejne/ap6yZISNaqpph68

[@AlexRollinsNFL]

I noticed the check down issue as well, but I think he's coached to scramble instead of finding the checkdown

[@ZorrosRage]

@@AlexRollinsNFL maybe it's just annoying looking at when it's wide open. No one around the check down for 10 yards but he's scrambling with someone running at him instead of the quick throw to the wide open target

[@AlexRollinsNFL]

@@ZorrosRage I'd rather have it in Willis's hands than a future plummer!

[@ZorrosRage]

@@AlexRollinsNFL I don't know. Just looks like poor vision guy wide open you're staring at but you'd rather run and get sacked. You do want it in your play makers hands but damn. Lack of trust maybe. They do drop a lot of his passes too.

[@calebburkes7702]

Can you make an film room on Devin Lloyd

[@fanboy50]

I'm torn between wanting Malik Willis to do well and the fact that he's going from a college that I have nothing but contempt for on every single level to a team which I have nothing but contempt for.

[@carniecarnagegaming7937]

As a Seattle fan expecting this to be our q.b. he is a your russ with more motor

[@calthepal3910]

Great breakdown! Must say, a QB who struggles to throw down the middle/ doesn’t want to/ or coach doesn’t game plan it is scary to me. There has got to be a reason… Will be interesting to see who takes him

[@tonynguyen4204]

With Russel Wilson trade please grab him! Go hawks!!

[@Farcriii]

This class is better than people think

[@Jay-nk6dm]

If they play him in an RPO offense, and an offense that bootlegs to only require him to read half the field at a time, he could start his rookie season and be pretty decent

[@Teachu2flyy]

Hes gonna be a star. Some guys u can just feel it... Assuming he has his head on straight and is ready to work

[@wraynephew6838]

The fact that he played for Liberty university should ring alarm bells. I am not saying he is not a good prospect but this first round talk is insane for this type of developmental prospect. Dak prescott was a 4th round choice that is more where Malik Willis should be. late 3rd round at best.

[@dogwater4245]

I can see why that can be an issue but honestly I think it’s irrelevant. there so many big name players who went to smaller schools and played in juco. Josh allen literally played at reedley college before going to wyoming. There could be many factors as to why he played at liberty but in reality it’s all about getting seen and being in the right situation. Jermaine Johnson who is a projected top 15 player in the draft played at eecu for 2 years before being able to play for the FSU.

[@oldtownscouts3712]

Now that the Seahawks have ripped my heart out I hope they draft this kid. He has a lot of the same game as Wilson which excites and scares me

[@itsmedio6208]

Naa we need to rebuild the rest of our team, this would be such a risky pick tbh. I'd rather we draft Sauce Gardner, Stingley Jr., Walker, KT, Cross, or Linderbaum with our first round pick.

[@ZephraFPS]

@@itsmedio6208 I’d be happy getting a corner or LB with our first. None of the QBs this year really wow me tbh. Willis/Pickett/Ridder all seem decent but I don’t think they will be better than Lock their first season. I hope we just rebuild other areas and if Lock sucks we go QB next year

[@itsmedio6208]

@@ZephraFPS I could see us going LB in round 3-5. Look up Darrian Beavers. Dude is big and used to play safety, WR, and DE, so he has experience both in coverage and QB pressure. Big sleeper in this year's draft.

[@itsmedio6208]

@OldTownScouts Bryce Young in next year's draft plays almost exactly like Russell Wilson when he was in his prime. I think Malik plays more like Lamar Jackson.

[@DymaxionDon]

Never forget this song "the girls all get prettier at closing time".

[@chuck430]

that heat map of targeted passes is the exact opposite of Jimmy G

[@AlexRollinsNFL]

Jimmy G and Willis to Pitt/Den so they can become yin and yang and blow the league up ♥

[@CharlieRogers50]

The thing about these kind of boom or bust guys is fit. He has to go to the right team in the right circumstances, and if he does he could be REALLY good. If he goes to the wrong situation he will be just another name, another wasted pick, another footnote in the annuls in NFL draft history.

[@skywalker2759]

Every QB prospect in the draft is boom or bust not just the black QB

[@CharlieRogers50]

@@skywalker2759 him being black has absolutely nothing to do with it. And I agree... What I said can be applied to many rookie QBs, but especially those that are unpolished and have the talent Willis had. It's the same deal as Mahomes.

[@skywalker2759]

@@CharlieRogers50 I respect that

[@lukegsfieldreview5039]

Lmao the Kanye Joke was perfectly timed but out cold lmao

[@pierredevaughn]

I'm just here for the "Kim avoiding Kanye" comments that are sure to come lmao. @AlexRollins, you're a legend bro. No offense to Aaron Rodgers, but you the real MVP!

[@AlexRollinsNFL]

Hahah thank you brother!

[@lokimanezero]

Hello Alex, this was a great video. One suggestion I have, would be a video on how the 49ers were able to shutdown the 2x MVP Aaron Rodgers in Lambeau Field as a 6th seed. Have a great day.

[@AlexRollinsNFL]

Thanks Loki! Love the name. I'll take a look after draft season brother

[@Lemaluz09]

New Seahawks quarterback🔥🔥🔥

[@SeahawksPharmD]

Nice

[@DjMustang24]

The bottom line is Willis was better than Trubisky and Darnold coming out and came from a higher level school than Josh Allen and Carson Wentz. He’s clearly a spectacular player and everybody needs to quit nit picking at every little thing like any other QB was just so perfect. He had to carry a whole team that just moved up from the FCS and he didn’t have elite level talent around him like other prospects. He’s shown time and time that he is THAT GUY. So the nit picking is ridiculous

[@Bengohio]

Could you make a vid about Kyler Gordon?

[@jeremysnyder9792]

5:58 Referee almost had his head taken off

[@borisspringsteen1987]

Depends on which team drafts him. Nothing matters more.

[@Louey_]

Can he get on base?

[@jared236]

Yeah ok, need to see come this season.

[@CS-wn2sz]

I feel like he's going to be ass but I also thought that about Herbert and Allen and I guess that's kind of the point

[@AlexRollinsNFL]

I think with the QB hit rate being as low as it is, you take a gamble on the guys who are a little more ass, but have way higher ceilings

[@nicdymes4900]

@@AlexRollinsNFL 😂

[@JohnSmith-ro8yx]

"Like Kim avoiding Kanye" Broooo you didn't 😂

[@AlexRollinsNFL]

Oh yes I did

[@robertzenniful]

Looks like the XFL in 2024

[@ToyotaTom04]

LU's offensive line was horrible last year. That didn't help him

[@AlexRollinsNFL]

51 sacks and a 40% pressure rate.. not ideal

[@stevemadak6255]

Timely video Alex. I keep hearing ' weak QB draft'. I wonder if this guy will put in the work in the off-season to elevate his game further. Hope your vacay was good man.

[@AlexRollinsNFL]

Thanks for the kind words Steve! T'was good. Yeah, I think he'll be drafted as QB1. The league has transitioned towards QBs who can move around when the play breaks down and Willis obviously has that ability. Tomlin mentioned how important it is for him to have his next guy be mobile, which is one of the reasons I think Willis becomes a Steelers

[@me5197]

I ate 68 built bars in 34 minutes yesterday

[@AlexRollinsNFL]

I'll cashapp $4 dollars to whoever the poor soul is who shares a bathroom with you

[@_zach325]

Im praying that the steelers some how get him. Trade up would be great. If he falls that would be unbelievable.

[@lydiavalentino]

Giants fan here, I also want the Steelers to end up with Malik Willis - he's a good fit, a guy that can help fix their culture, can sit for a year or two. Just give us next year's first and I'll let you leapfrog Matt Rhule's dumpster fire.

[@_zach325]

@@lydiavalentino that would help the giants alot. 2 picks next year for us to get malik willis 🔥

[@Coach1800]

Seattle Seahawks let’s go!!!!

[@JUJITSOO]

He’s Baker Mayfield 2.0. Don’t do it. He’s 6’ 1’’ and is showing indications he has a hard time seeing routes and timing his throws in the middle of the field.

[@nicholaigardner8831]

Imagine if he had Marshawn BM24 at RB and the LOB 2.0 on Defense. Deep sideline passes and can break tackles like Josh Allen hmmm. Thanks for review!!

[@nicholaigardner8831]

Oh and scared to throw the slant over the middle......perfect!!

[@yamaster100t6]

He's easily the best qb in the draft...

[@Jakemufcfan]

Idk Matt Coral shredded In the SEC

[@spencerbergman7842]

Kenny pickett is better

[@yamaster100t6]

@@Jakemufcfan he’s small and is very open to injuries

[@jayboogie1295]

Do a video on Tyler Van Dyke of The U. He’s polarizing with the fan base as PFF doesn’t rank him high but many fans and media think he’s heading to the NFL.

[@mistajones315]

They ran that matt nagy 5 curl offense

[@me5197]

BUILT BARRRRRRR!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@davidrobert1229]

he doesnt throw down the middle because he doesnt move up into the pocket when the rush comes at him, He takes off to the sidelines instead and tries to then turn and hit it up the field . Something Lamar Jackson still does , They both hold the ball too long and have bad footwork in his set up and post delivery, he often doesnt follow thru and flicks the ball the same way Jackson does. He throws and then holds his "pose" intead of completing the full throwing motion

[@garretbroome1724]

His mechanics look squirrelly too

[@dpricardo8622]

By the way, During the 2021 season, liberty seldom hurried the offense at all. In fact, they purposely slowed the offense down in both 2020 and 2021 seasons to give their defense a rest and keep them off the field as much as possible. Too many people think they know what they’re talking about and most of them never even watched a liberty football game.

[@chadbrisco4042]

So will he be good in the nfl or not.

[@crimsonstate]

Does it seem like he’s not confident in his accuracy down the middle of the field or it’s his coaching?

[@Nrkuh]

Pretty sure Russell Wilson Targeted Passes Chart looks extremely similar. Maybe means he can fit in our O well

[@AlexRollinsNFL]

You're right! Although I don't think that's a good thing. I don't think the Seahawks purposefully designed their offense as such, it's just that Russ struggles throwing over the middle

[@jayeshkumar5736]

if Willis gets drafted to a Carolina it wouldn't be the worst since Carolina has had ability with a mobile qb (Newton) and could relieve pressure from CMC. but i also think he is a major MAJOR project. he needs to stop throwing in towards the sidelines and has to get faster game recognition on where the safety's are and trusting your arm in the NFL is key. Brett Favre got a lot of picks but he threw the football everyplay hes gotta stop playing safe and let the ball fly.

[@shchorss]

would it be to much to ask if you could break down Treylon Burks's performance vs. Alabama?

[@xboxbam3979]

This is what I've been saying about Malik Willis. He's got amazing potential, but his NFL career will get ruined if he is made a starter from the get-go. That is why I don't think he is a fit for teams looking for an immediate quarterback replacement (like Steelers, Buccaneers, etc.). He'd be best served to land at a team where their quarterback has reached their potential, but needs replacing fairly soon. That way, he can learn to fix his glaring weaknesses before jumping into the main spotlight. Maybe the Broncos could be a good fit for him where he could dial things being the 2nd string to Terry Bridgewater for a year or two before taking center stage. I think he'll really shine in a situation like that. That is my thoughts on him anyways.

[@AlexRollinsNFL]

I totally agree, I do however believe we overrate the quality of the bridge QB. I did a study a few years ago and it's very rare that bridge QBs are actually good enough to play a full season while the new rookie sits and learns. It's a pretty rare occurrence that Jimmy G was able to allow Trey to sit in year 1

[@xboxbam3979]

@@AlexRollinsNFL Whelp, scratch my suggestion of him going to the Broncos... Russell Wilson got traded there. Maybe Cleveland browns or Atlanta Falcons would be possibilities for him to grow under another QB first. Also, I do generally agree that bridge QBs are generally not good enough (which is why teams are looking to replace them), though throwing a QB that isn't ready straight into the spotlight is just gonna end their NFL career way too early.

[@pop3456]

With Trubisky being a Steeler, thats a Big possibility, Trubisky is the bridge QB and Willis is the guy who is being develop.

[@xboxbam3979]

@@pop3456 Yep, they could very well be gunning for Malik Willis as their setup is exactly what I was saying needs to be done for Willis. Maybe they read my message... lol.

[@55TheInTIMidator55]

I don’t like to make up my mind based off one analyst’s criticisms but this video looks like Johnny Manziel to me. That’s my first impression.

[@seanpatrick5510]

The draft experts, not KZbin pundits, say second or third round QB talent.

[@Ash-zx5wu]

He reminds me of McNabb. He doesnt have McNabbs elusiveness coming out however. So Willis like McNabb is a bit raw, he's th kind of QB who needs to sit for a few games before starting. I could see Seattle, Philadelphia, Steelers or New Orleans all take this kid. He's constantly a second late, but you can fix that to a degree... but there are times when his receivers don't reach their landmarks quick enough or aren't wide open so he gets spooked. Add in a terrible OL and you get a talented QB who is trying to win games appearing to be worse than he is. Still he certainly should be QB1 its not relatively close.

[@christopherjordanr-s7667]

Seahawks? 👀

[@riquetc0060]

I still don't take a thing you say serious after your Herbert evaluation

[@AlexRollinsNFL]

Still good to see you're watching doe

[@AlexRollinsNFL]

@finance His college film was objectively terrible, but with that being said it's my job to give accurate predictions! He is pretty freakin different though.. lmao

[@jessekauffman3336]

After watching your video I would be afraid to take him in the first round he’s a boom or bust guy

[@MrNetnut]

Reminds Me Of Steve McNair ! Titans Will Take Their Time With Willis ! Tanny Will Have 2 More GREAT { SB } Years !

[@419HLR]

Tannehill is criminally underrated. The only reason he played mediocre last season was due to him playing with practice squad players all season.

[@dpricardo8622]

Nothing negative can really be said about the coaching staff at liberty! That’s ridiculous! Coach freeze and the quarterback coaches are amazing. Liberty continues to lose coaches to other schools because of their ability. Malik Willis struggled last year because he had virtually no offense of line help. No one would’ve done near as well as he did had they had as poor of the offense of line as he had. Of course he was sacked more than virtually anyone because of the Constant pressure while he was always trying to make a play as a great And awesome athlete!! If Willis had just the average office of line protection, the team probably would’ve gone 11 and two again in 2021 as he did in 2020. Most quarterbacks with that office of line would’ve had a season something like two and 10. Willis is going to be amazing at the pro level give him a chance and you’ll never regret it!

[@livingston2785]

Hell yeah. Let's go Titans

[@MTG2.]

The good the bad and the ugly. As a Washington fan we can't afford to wait 3 years for him to develop. I'll pass we need an established qb right now.

[@RaxInDX]

Facts I don’t know why our fanbase wants him so much, IMO he’s just Tyler Huntley

[@lxrdkenji]

@@RaxInDX I don't know why yall think yall going to get an "established qb" no established qb even wants to play for washington so in reality yall really have no choice.

[@CamericanOG]

So what I'm hearing is that he's a Seahawk?

[@CharlieRogers50]

This is the problem with super athletic QBs: they rely on that athleticism too often. They can't help it. Their entire life they've been able to get away with it, and all of a sudden they get to the NFL and it doesn't work. They have to humble themselves and learn to win from the pocket if they want to last in the NFL, and that's a "between the ears" question.

[@AlexRollinsNFL]

Yessir! The NFL game best serves QB who can solve problems from within the pocket, then who can also create with their feet as a last resort

[@cathalkavanagh6562]

@@AlexRollinsNFL this is exactly what I think is happening to Russell Wilson and why I like that trade for Seattle

[@lxrdkenji]

@@cathalkavanagh6562 But that doesn't make it sense. And it's dumb trade. If it wasn't for russell wilson yall would not have even won a superbowl against the broncos.

[@Ridikuluzt]

Seahawks!

[@Gardnerspicks]

Willis he has flaws but shows a lot of promise if he goes somewhere with a good coaching staff and a team that already has a QB so he can sit and learn for a season or 2 he can flourish. Places like Atlanta Minnesota or even Pittsburgh if they bring a vet in to play.

[@garretbroome1724]

Do Kenny Pickett

[@williamcooke6056]

I'd rather have Ridder at #41 than any QB at #9.

[@jasoncoleman1085]

Maybe a 6 round pick , he might be a good 3rd string or practice squad guy. Not good enough

[@twostepz4982]

I can see our Seahawks can develop this guy with Pete/Schneider.

[@burntoast4269]

Malick willis and Carson strong the only qbs that matter in 2022 draft

[@me5197]

Link in the description

[@arielaperlman334]

How did this get two thumbs up?

[@abrahamkonan4419]

Seahawks???

[@jameshoops10]

his basically this yr justin fields with less height and bad read progression skills