Locked On Vikings Hit - Quick Takes on the Minnesota Vikings
Oct 1, 2026 · 9 min · 11 segments
Malik Willis is getting his first real crack as a bonafide QB1 for the Miami Dolphins. Can he spring an upset against the Minnesota Vikings on Sunday? Photo Credit: Sam Navarro - Imagn Images…
Sam EkstromHost
Later, we'll talk about one defensive player on the Dolphins that I've got some respect for.

Former Packer, former Titan, another example of a quarterback that found second life after leaving his first home.

22 rush attempts for 123 yards and two touchdowns in limited duty, and it earned him a three-year, $67.5 million contract, $45 million guaranteed.

Now, the price you pay is you've got to be the quarterback for the most rebuilding-y team in the NFL, and you're gonna be their bridge.

You're gonna take all of the arrows for them while they undergo this arduous process and, and you're gonna be the guy that probably gets them to their real franchise quarterback.

Is this a Matt Flynn situation? Remember Matt Flynn? Packers quarterback who had one week 17 game, was unbelievable, signed a big contract in Seattle as a result, and then he got beat out by Russell Wilson.

Was Malik Willis a flash in the pan, a product of the Green Bay environment with Matt LaFleur? That's, I mean, that's a serious Green Bay team.

They had a good roster, and now he goes to Miami where they've got a whole new regime and a roster that's not fit to make the playoffs.

He's got no discernible wide receivers around him, no discernible tight ends, a bad offensive line.

Need I go on? I think the big questions everyone's asking, "How's Malik Willis against the blitz?" For obvious reasons.

Pressure to sack rate, 23 and a half percent when blitzed, taking four sacks on the year.

Later, we'll talk about one defensive player on the Dolphins that I've got some respect for.

Former Packer, former Titan, another example of a quarterback that found second life after leaving his first home.

22 rush attempts for 123 yards and two touchdowns in limited duty, and it earned him a three-year, $67.5 million contract, $45 million guaranteed.

Now, the price you pay is you've got to be the quarterback for the most rebuilding-y team in the NFL, and you're gonna be their bridge.

You're gonna take all of the arrows for them while they undergo this arduous process and, and you're gonna be the guy that probably gets them to their real franchise quarterback.

Is this a Matt Flynn situation? Remember Matt Flynn? Packers quarterback who had one week 17 game, was unbelievable, signed a big contract in Seattle as a result, and then he got beat out by Russell Wilson.

Was Malik Willis a flash in the pan, a product of the Green Bay environment with Matt LaFleur? That's, I mean, that's a serious Green Bay team.

They had a good roster, and now he goes to Miami where they've got a whole new regime and a roster that's not fit to make the playoffs.

He's got no discernible wide receivers around him, no discernible tight ends, a bad offensive line.

Need I go on? I think the big questions everyone's asking, "How's Malik Willis against the blitz?" For obvious reasons.

Pressure to sack rate, 23 and a half percent when blitzed, taking four sacks on the year.
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