Best Podcast Episodes About Malik Willis

“… backup for now. So drafted by the team. I'll say this. Non-first round quarterbacks drafted that are projected to start week one this year. Correct. Malik Willis, third round. Not drafted by Miami. Yep, go ahead. I hear you. Geno Smith is back with the Jets. but yes, had a road. Shador Sanders is in year two, so not applicable, but fifth round. Jalen Hurts, second round with the team. Tyler Shuck, also just like Shador, same draft class, second round. Obviously, there's no pattern to this. I was just going through the depth charts and cross-checking. Tyler Shuck, second round, going into second year. …” “I'm not really interested because just look at the rosters. Who's the best backup in the league that was drafted by the team? That backup for now. So drafted by the team. I'll say this. Non-first round quarterbacks drafted that are projected to start week one this year. Correct. Malik Willis, third round. Not drafted by Miami. Yep, go ahead. I hear you. Geno Smith is back with the Jets. but yes, had a road. Shador Sanders is in year two, so not applicable, but fifth round. Jalen Hurts, second round with the team. Tyler Shuck, also just like Shador, same draft class, second round. Obviously, there's no pattern to this. I was just going through the depth charts and cross-checking. Tyler Shuck, second round, going into second year. Brock Purdy, seventh round. He's the, not the unicorn, he's the all-time outlier. Jacoby Brissett, third round. Which, like, for as much the conversation, we just had a conversation recently. It's like, what was it, point? It was like 8% chance that someone you draft after the first round is going to wind up being your guy. And that's based off of …” View more

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Surprisingly, 22% of projected NFL starters this year are non-first-round quarterbacks, challenging the belief that only top draft picks can succeed. This includes notable names like Jalen Hurts and Brock Purdy, who defy the odds against their draft positions. The data reveals a deeper strategy in team dynamics for selecting and developing quarterbacks.

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The McShay Show · A Taylen Green Epiphany. Plus, Indiana and Jermod McCoy Pro Day Reactions. · Apr 01, 2026

“… and a third, Joe. But we talking about somebody coming in and making an immediate impact, especially at the receiver position. you look at what Malik Willis had when he was at Green Bay. He had some dogs around him. He had some really, really good receivers. They might have been young, but he had some really good receivers around him. Now when we come to Miami this is no disrespect to them You got brother Tutu Atwell You know we have some guys We have some good guys but you still need that dog joe you need that yeah you still need that dog joe as a quarterback when you come out there and come hella …” “… I don't know what they're doing. I don't know what they're doing. Did they get draft picks, though, Ocho? They got a first-rounder, and they got a first. But the fourth-rounders canceled out. But they basically got a first and a third. They got a first and a third, Joe. But we talking about somebody coming in and making an immediate impact, especially at the receiver position. you look at what Malik Willis had when he was at Green Bay. He had some dogs around him. He had some really, really good receivers. They might have been young, but he had some really good receivers around him. Now when we come to Miami this is no disrespect to them You got brother Tutu Atwell You know we have some guys We have some good guys but you still need that dog joe you need that yeah you still need that dog joe as a quarterback when you come out there and come hella hot water you know this individual here i can count on i can for him to get open every single time they they don't i don't i don't think they have that right now joe they have some good players but we need a difference maker joe you need one now you got a quarterback you saw the situation he came from you saw what he had around him you know why he …” View more

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The Miami Dolphins traded star wide receiver Jalen Waddle to the Broncos, raising eyebrows about their rebuilding strategy. While they received a first and third-round pick in return, the question remains: can they truly support their quarterback without a proven playmaker? Experts argue that without a 'dog' on the roster, Miami risks repeating past struggles.

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Club Shay Shay · Nightcap Hour 2: Patrick Beverley says James Harden is BETTER than DWADE + SGA doesn’t get FAZED + Giannis REFUSES Bucks REQUEST to SHUT DOWN + Dolphins TRADE Jalen Waddle to BRONCOS · Mar 19, 2026

“… most memorable opening narratives, a Game 7 with a soundtrack from the Gladiator and shots of Wilt walking out and Bird and Magic walking out and Willis Reed limping out for other Game 7s. I think we kind of perfected that approach. Then in 95, when Michael came back in March of that year, but he wasn't quite himself and they couldn't get to the finals, as I remember the Rockets swept Shaq and the Magic and that was the one real down point during that run. I guess maybe 99 which was the first of the Spurs championships but there was a lockout there was a truncated season and the Knicks came …” “… Now, we did get in the first season of his absence in 94, we did get a seven game final between the Rockets and the Knicks. It wasn't the most artistic final ever, but the games were all close and it did go to a seventh game. and actually one of the most memorable opening narratives, a Game 7 with a soundtrack from the Gladiator and shots of Wilt walking out and Bird and Magic walking out and Willis Reed limping out for other Game 7s. I think we kind of perfected that approach. Then in 95, when Michael came back in March of that year, but he wasn't quite himself and they couldn't get to the finals, as I remember the Rockets swept Shaq and the Magic and that was the one real down point during that run. I guess maybe 99 which was the first of the Spurs championships but there was a lockout there was a truncated season and the Knicks came from an eighth seed it was exciting in New York but not maybe to the rest of the country. Those would be the two 95 and 99 that didn't live up to our fondest hopes but the rest certainly did. Well you mentioned the 94 finals did anything else happened? Yeah. Yeah. OJ and the Bronco Chase game game five, which was bizarre on NBC because every other …” View more

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During the 1994 NBA Finals, O.J. Simpson's infamous Bronco chase interrupted Game 5, creating a unique broadcasting dilemma for NBC. Bob Costas recalls the chaotic decision-making process as they shifted between the game and the live chase, highlighting the emotional toll on the crew who knew O.J. personally. This moment marked a significant intersection of sports and breaking news in television history.

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The Right Time with Bomani Jones · Bob Costas on Michael Jordan Memories, The Magic of “NBA on NBC”, O.J.’s Bronco Chase | 03.24 · Mar 24, 2026

“… right? Now, is he going to win a playoff game? I don't know. But, yeah, listen, it was time for him to go. I hope I wish him well. But Tua, it's Willis time. Oh, for sure. Was it time to go? Absolutely. Who is Tua? We're going to get into Malik now. But I'm just saying, Drake London, Bijan, they got a little squad out there. A lot of weapons. And like you said, the dome. Let Tua rip the ball out there. That would be sick. Yeah, 20 yards. Hey. Hey, hey, hey, hey. I couldn't help myself. No, let's talk Malik with this real quick. Like, to Wingo's point, like, I'm at the point where I'm not …” “… and Tua. Yeah, I mean, I don't know how it's going to work. Listen, it's – There's weapons there, man. Drake London, Bijan. You can just hand the ball off every play. Listen, as long as he's healthy, right, as long as he's healthy, like, he'll do fine, right? Now, is he going to win a playoff game? I don't know. But, yeah, listen, it was time for him to go. I hope I wish him well. But Tua, it's Willis time. Oh, for sure. Was it time to go? Absolutely. Who is Tua? We're going to get into Malik now. But I'm just saying, Drake London, Bijan, they got a little squad out there. A lot of weapons. And like you said, the dome. Let Tua rip the ball out there. That would be sick. Yeah, 20 yards. Hey. Hey, hey, hey, hey. I couldn't help myself. No, let's talk Malik with this real quick. Like, to Wingo's point, like, I'm at the point where I'm not excited about anything anymore. You know? It's like, how can I get high about anything? Because I've gotten up high, especially, like, in that 2023 year. And now it's just like, I'm neutral, right? Do I like the moves that we made? Sure. My biggest question mark with the Malik Willis thing is, like, you're going to say the whole thing. He's only started …” View more

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Malik Willis could be the key to reviving the Miami Dolphins' struggling franchise this season. Despite skepticism about the team's ability to support him, there's hope that with talented players like Drake London and Bijan Robinson, Willis might just surprise everyone and lead the team to success. The stakes are high, and fans are eager to see what this new regime can achieve with their young quarterback.

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Tranquilo Sports Talk · NFL Free Agency Is INSANE Right Now… $5.8 Billion Spent, Maxx Crosby Situation & Big Moves · Mar 16, 2026

“… a post out. This is a big domino. For free agency? It changes everything. We did free agent predictions, and I had talked about, we were like, hey, Malik Willis, what's going to happen with him? I had thought the correct thing for the Cardinals to do It would be just keep Kyler Murray for one more year and then go re-evaluate and go from there. Obviously, that is not what happened. I got that one wrong. But I was saying, well, Malik Willis, I think there's two teams that are real serious that he could go to. Now I think it's like, oh, Malik Willis will go to the Cardinals. I genuinely think. And it …” “News and notes from around the league Well the Cardinals have informed Kyler Murray that they intend to release him on the first day of the league year next Wednesday He put a post out. This is a big domino. For free agency? It changes everything. We did free agent predictions, and I had talked about, we were like, hey, Malik Willis, what's going to happen with him? I had thought the correct thing for the Cardinals to do It would be just keep Kyler Murray for one more year and then go re-evaluate and go from there. Obviously, that is not what happened. I got that one wrong. But I was saying, well, Malik Willis, I think there's two teams that are real serious that he could go to. Now I think it's like, oh, Malik Willis will go to the Cardinals. I genuinely think. And it will be dumb. I'm not in that camp. I'm not in that camp. I believe that there's not going to be, and we've talked about this a lot before, if we play the fantasy football manager, the dynasty league manager, we look at Arizona and we say, we're going to plan for 2027, 2028. That's how we would build it out. Accumulate picks for those years, maybe …” View more

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The Cardinals' decision to release Kyler Murray is seen as a move to reset with a new coach, but the potential acquisition of Malik Willis is viewed skeptically.

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Fantasy Footballers - Fantasy Football Podcast · Top 10 Things to Remember for 2026 - Fantasy Football Podcast for 3/5 · Mar 05, 2026

“Look at who he's throwing to, dog. And because people ask me, what do you think of the Malik Willis deal? I'm like, man, congrats to that, brother. He's a lot better than he was in Tennessee. He turned all 35 of those passive attempts he had last year into some real wealth for the future. So congrats to him. and yeah i doubt we'll see him start a game pass next year you know i feel like his signing again um the devil don't need no advocate but if i were trying to argue that racism was over um this would this this would have been a data point …” “Look at who he's throwing to, dog. And because people ask me, what do you think of the Malik Willis deal? I'm like, man, congrats to that, brother. He's a lot better than he was in Tennessee. He turned all 35 of those passive attempts he had last year into some real wealth for the future. So congrats to him. and yeah i doubt we'll see him start a game pass next year you know i feel like his signing again um the devil don't need no advocate but if i were trying to argue that racism was over um this would this this would have been a data point and then he got to miami and they was like nah counterpoint no counterpoint and we did it like this and i think people like you got to remember when you see the malik wills numbers like on the deal i think it came out to like what it was like uh like in between like 25 and 30 million dollars per year bro that's that's just starter money now it's …” View more

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Malik Willis is getting starter money in Miami, but is he really being set up for success? Despite the financial support, the Dolphins' roster raises questions about their commitment to him. This situation reflects deeper issues, suggesting that Willis may be more of a showcase than a true starting quarterback.

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The Right Time with Bomani Jones · Charles McDonald on Dolphins Tanking Disaster, Vikings' Kyler Murray Gamble, NFL Replacement Refs? | 03.19 · Mar 19, 2026

“… yeah like a mechanical robot hip i don't think it's going to get that i think what we saw from two is what we're going to get the dolphins signing malik willis i'm happy for malik willis to get that money part of me is like like does feel like malik willis went from a bad situation in tennessee to a good situation in green Bay and potentially back to a bad situation in the dolphins but he getting paid this time Yeah. Do you know what I mean? Like if he, it's going to be a little bit harder for him to have the impact. Maybe I'll be proven wrong with a rebuilding roster like the dolphins, right? But the …” “… think that tua can throw the ball downfield at all um but he can like do swing passes to uh to bajon and that's pretty much what what they're going to ask him to do there maybe his hip can get better i don't think that too is going to well he's got yeah like a mechanical robot hip i don't think it's going to get that i think what we saw from two is what we're going to get the dolphins signing malik willis i'm happy for malik willis to get that money part of me is like like does feel like malik willis went from a bad situation in tennessee to a good situation in green Bay and potentially back to a bad situation in the dolphins but he getting paid this time Yeah. Do you know what I mean? Like if he, it's going to be a little bit harder for him to have the impact. Maybe I'll be proven wrong with a rebuilding roster like the dolphins, right? But the dolphins GM and Jeff Halfley are both from the Packers. They got to see him up close. They seemingly like him. They get to see him more than everyone else saw him. So it feels like a decent bet. It's more like, would you be shocked if Malik Willis in two years is like, what happened? Why wasn't he the same guy that he was with the Packers? Like, …” View more

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Many NFL contracts are misleading, often inflating total values while hiding the actual guaranteed money. This has led to a shift in how fans and analysts demand transparency from the media. The recent contracts, like Jalen Phillips' $120 million deal with only $80 million guaranteed, highlight this ongoing battle for clarity in player contracts.

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Pardon My Take · Maxx Crosby Is No Longer A Raven, Nate Tice Joins Us To Talk NFL Free Agency, World Baseball Classic, Hot Seat/Cool Throne And A Laser Tag Debate During Guys On Chicks · Mar 11, 2026

“… be glad to do that. We have one up there from Paul Pabst, executive producer, Dan Patrick Show. Who, dot, dot, dot, had the best day yesterday? Malik Willis, Tua Tungavailoa, or Fernando Mendoza? Malik Willis right now has 46% of the vote. Guess who has 43? Fernando Mendoza. How about that? Great day. Tua? I guess he had an okay day. Well, he found a team that they... It'll be hard to tell the difference between the two quarterbacks, whoever's starting for the Falcons. It's like, that Penix or is that Tua? Malik Willis, he didn't get paid as much as I thought. I remember Paulie and I, we'd throw …” “… Come on now. Negative. Nancy. My goodness. Why Debbie Downer I was going to guess like eight That was way off the mark You were going to say 11 11 Yeah Seaton would you update the poll results from the first hour of this award program Dan, I would be glad to do that. We have one up there from Paul Pabst, executive producer, Dan Patrick Show. Who, dot, dot, dot, had the best day yesterday? Malik Willis, Tua Tungavailoa, or Fernando Mendoza? Malik Willis right now has 46% of the vote. Guess who has 43? Fernando Mendoza. How about that? Great day. Tua? I guess he had an okay day. Well, he found a team that they... It'll be hard to tell the difference between the two quarterbacks, whoever's starting for the Falcons. It's like, that Penix or is that Tua? Malik Willis, he didn't get paid as much as I thought. I remember Paulie and I, we'd throw out three years, $100 million. As if it's not our money. Three years, $100 million. And all of a sudden, he's making $22.5 million.” View more

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Shai Gilgeous-Alexander achieved a stunning stat line of 35 points, 15 assists, and zero turnovers in a recent NBA game, a feat only matched by LeBron James in 2018. This remarkable performance highlights the rarity of such efficiency in the league’s history. The discussion also touches on quarterback performances, showcasing Malik Willis's surprising day compared to other players.

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The Dan Patrick Show · Hour 1 – NFL Signings Galore, SGA Is Unguardable · Mar 10, 2026

“… pre-extension performance when he had the fifth highest QBR in 22-23. hours after announcing Tua's release the Dolphins agreed to a contract with Malik Willis yeah what we talk about 67.5 million that presumably makes him this team starting quarterback at least in the 2026 season Ocho are you excited about this signing You got damn right I excited You got damn right I excited because listen Malik Willis he got a bad rap He got a bad rap. He's supposed to be the quarterback of the Tennessee Titans, but obviously things didn't work out. Things didn't work out. They went and drafted goddamn Will Levis. …” “… He's not a big guy. And I just think the thing is right now is that it was the best decision for them. Tua was the 25th in QBR over the past two seasons since signing a $112 million extension in 2024. But the Falcons are hoping to revert back to his pre-extension performance when he had the fifth highest QBR in 22-23. hours after announcing Tua's release the Dolphins agreed to a contract with Malik Willis yeah what we talk about 67.5 million that presumably makes him this team starting quarterback at least in the 2026 season Ocho are you excited about this signing You got damn right I excited You got damn right I excited because listen Malik Willis he got a bad rap He got a bad rap. He's supposed to be the quarterback of the Tennessee Titans, but obviously things didn't work out. Things didn't work out. They went and drafted goddamn Will Levis. No disrespect to young Bull. Obviously, beam. Okay, fast forward to now. Jordan Love gets hurt with the Green Bay Packers last year. malik malik willis steps in and looks phenomenal he did he looks phenomenal i'm not i'm not sure if anybody in the chat that that's watching you can understand you can hear the enthusiasm in which i speak and speak of …” View more

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The Miami Dolphins have signed Malik Willis as their new starting quarterback, igniting excitement among fans. After Tua Tagovailoa's disappointing performance post-extension, the team hopes Willis can replicate his impressive stint with the Packers. However, concerns arise about whether he can thrive with Miami's current roster compared to his previous supporting cast.

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Club Shay Shay · Nightcap Hour 1: Claressa Shields STANDS ON BUSINESS with Unc + Dolphins RELEASE Tua + Super Bowl MVP Kenneth Walker SIGNS with CHEIFS · Mar 10, 2026

“… course, but I'm just simply saying on the books, you go from a guy with some monstrous contract to like one year, one mil on the book So meanwhile Malik Willis gets three years 67 It just oh man the way they manipulate to their advantage this cap stuff is amazing to me And speaking of the NFL Showtime Mahomes trivia next hour All coming up right here. Kavino and Rich on an action-packed Monday. Let's go. Now, is your business struggling? Struggling. To find qualified candidates? You're not alone. A lot of businesses are struggling. Nearly half of hiring decision makers find that hiring top talent is a …” “… money works in sports? Like one minute you're signing huge contracts, and the next minute you're playing for the league minimum. I'm reading that Tua, $1.3 million one-year deal possibly? Yeah, it also helps that the Dolphins pay him $54 million. Of course, but I'm just simply saying on the books, you go from a guy with some monstrous contract to like one year, one mil on the book So meanwhile Malik Willis gets three years 67 It just oh man the way they manipulate to their advantage this cap stuff is amazing to me And speaking of the NFL Showtime Mahomes trivia next hour All coming up right here. Kavino and Rich on an action-packed Monday. Let's go. Now, is your business struggling? Struggling. To find qualified candidates? You're not alone. A lot of businesses are struggling. Nearly half of hiring decision makers find that hiring top talent is a big challenge. with the average cost of hiring at $4,700 per new employee. It's an investment. So why don't you hire differently? Let Express Employment Pros streamline your hiring process, saves you money and time, and you can get started right now at ExpressPros.com. I'm trying to hire a magician for my bachelor party. I can't wait for you. …” View more

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The Dominican Republic crushed Israel 10-1 in the World Baseball Classic, showcasing their dominance with a grand slam from superstar Fernando Tatis Jr. This victory highlights the intensity and excitement of international baseball competition, as teams battle for glory on a global stage.

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The Dan Patrick Show · C&R - Wild NFL Free Agency, Magic City Axe! · Mar 10, 2026

“reasonable now they might go out and get malik willis but they i would i would not do that as much as I like Malik Willis. If I'm the Dolphins, you need help. And maybe you look at next year, you want to get that quarterback on that five-year contract. Maybe you get your starter. I'd have Quinn Ewers in there I bring in somebody as the backup And then maybe you get you know maybe you find out a couple of things Maybe that important Yeah Paul The Tua signing a couple years ago is kind of …” “reasonable now they might go out and get malik willis but they i would i would not do that as much as I like Malik Willis. If I'm the Dolphins, you need help. And maybe you look at next year, you want to get that quarterback on that five-year contract. Maybe you get your starter. I'd have Quinn Ewers in there I bring in somebody as the backup And then maybe you get you know maybe you find out a couple of things Maybe that important Yeah Paul The Tua signing a couple years ago is kind of interesting because remember in 2022 he had the three concussions in that season. And he had a nice season, but I found tons of articles that said you can't sign Tua. You can't extend him. So they didn't extend him after that 2022 season. They let him play his fourth season. 4,500 yards, 70% passer, 30 touchdowns. one of the best quarterbacks in the AFC. And …” View more

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Despite Tua Tagovailoa's impressive 2023 season with 4,500 yards and 30 touchdowns, the Miami Dolphins hesitated to extend his contract due to past health concerns. This decision mirrors a growing trend in the NFL where teams are willing to absorb financial losses to avoid being hamstrung by costly contracts, as seen with the Denver Broncos and Russell Wilson. Now, the Dolphins face a critical choice: stick with a high-priced quarterback who may not play or risk their future on potential replacements.

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The Dan Patrick Show · Hour 1 – Maxx Crosby Is Happy, NFL Dealmaking Underway · Mar 09, 2026

“… tag was $6 million less than the franchise tag. understandably, but now let's see what happens with him. And then the other one's going to be Malik Willis. Malik Willis was somebody that hasn't played a lot but got a lot better with Green Bay, and it's going to be fascinating to see where he signs. What about the Colts going after Kyler Murray? You know, that's interesting, Dan. They like Riley Leonard. They still have Anthony Richardson. Obviously, they like Daniel Jones. That's why they transitioned him. Look, if you and I were running a team, I would say for $1.3 million, let's go hit Kyle …” “… Those guys are all one-year deals at $1.3 million. So that's one bucket. I don't think anybody goes after Daniel Jones because of the durability issue, but let's face it, Dan, the Colts are a little bit exposed. They took a $6 million risk. The transition tag was $6 million less than the franchise tag. understandably, but now let's see what happens with him. And then the other one's going to be Malik Willis. Malik Willis was somebody that hasn't played a lot but got a lot better with Green Bay, and it's going to be fascinating to see where he signs. What about the Colts going after Kyler Murray? You know, that's interesting, Dan. They like Riley Leonard. They still have Anthony Richardson. Obviously, they like Daniel Jones. That's why they transitioned him. Look, if you and I were running a team, I would say for $1.3 million, let's go hit Kyle Murray. His ceiling is really high. He's only 29 years old. He's played good football, not consistently, but he's put it on tape. And I'm always for in a capped and constrained system when you can take calculated risks and get a player that has a ability for incredibly, on a $300 million cap, you're essentially paying him nothing at $1.3 million. …” View more

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Aaron Rodgers may only have the Steelers as a potential landing spot as he approaches 43, raising questions about his future in the NFL. With concerns over his ability to protect himself and the physical demands of the game, experts suggest he needs to seriously consider if he should play another year. This pivotal moment could define his legacy as one of the all-time greats.

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The Dan Patrick Show · Hour 2 – Ross Dellenger, Mike Tannenbaum · Mar 09, 2026

“… afraid to go do it. They're afraid to pull the trigger. So you said that's the number one thing first. But also like LaFleur, what he did with Malik Willis with his footwork, phenomenal. You know, what a lot of these guys over there with Kevin O'Connell, what he could do with those guys, technique-wise, I would go and learn. So if I'm Kyler, though, yeah, I'd go and try and get with Kevin O'Connell. So, like, if I'm a player, I'd already be tampering. Usually the other way around. We're talking to Jay Glazer, NFL and Fox Insider. The market for Tua. I don't see, you know, there's options out there …” “… want them to play fast but at the same time I want them to play fearless. That's what it's fearless. If you get them to be fearless again, then their God-given talent, which made them a top 10 pick, starts coming back out. But they're so beat up, they're afraid to go do it. They're afraid to pull the trigger. So you said that's the number one thing first. But also like LaFleur, what he did with Malik Willis with his footwork, phenomenal. You know, what a lot of these guys over there with Kevin O'Connell, what he could do with those guys, technique-wise, I would go and learn. So if I'm Kyler, though, yeah, I'd go and try and get with Kevin O'Connell. So, like, if I'm a player, I'd already be tampering. Usually the other way around. We're talking to Jay Glazer, NFL and Fox Insider. The market for Tua. I don't see, you know, there's options out there for people right now. But same thing, I don't know if there's a, I don't think there's a huge market. And part of that also is, you know, he's a hit away from here. Right. So I think if you want to bring somebody in, it's got to be almost like, hey, who loves them? I haven had anybody say it yet to this point I think somebody will bring them in …” View more

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To revive struggling quarterbacks like Mac Jones and Daniel Jones, coaches emphasize the need for them to play fearlessly. Kyle Shanahan believes that once players shed their fear, their innate talent can shine through again, making them the top picks they once were. This mindset shift is crucial for their performance and development in the NFL.

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The Dan Patrick Show · Best of the Week on The Dan Patrick Show · Mar 07, 2026

“… money is getting thrown around right now It seems like a weak quarterback class Everybody is trying to find Sam Darnold fellas I'm telling you It's Malik Willis, it's Tua, it's Kyler They don't impress me Everybody is looking for the next Sam Darnold” “… Lamar Jackson since then. But the question, the answer is, Kyler is making $37 million on his day off. You know what two is making this year? 54 99 million dollar cap hit They just throwing money Daniel Jones 37 Transition tag Or something Stupid money is getting thrown around right now It seems like a weak quarterback class Everybody is trying to find Sam Darnold fellas I'm telling you It's Malik Willis, it's Tua, it's Kyler They don't impress me Everybody is looking for the next Sam Darnold” View more

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Kyler Murray's career took a nosedive after a promising start, leading to his release from the Cardinals. Initially, he was seen as a top contender, but injuries and poor performance have changed the narrative. Now, questions loom about his future and whether he can bounce back in a league that has moved on.

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Pivot Podcast · March Madness Begins, NFL Free Agency Buzz, Ryan Clark Responds to Kyler Murray Take, Combine Reactions, Athletes & Addiction, Mental Health, Podcast Beefs, 50 Cent vs T.I., Dating Hot Takes, Spouse vs Sponsor & Who Pays on a Date Gone Wrong? · Mar 06, 2026

“… afraid to go do it. They're afraid to pull the trigger. So he said that's the number one thing first, but also like LaFleur, what he did with Malik Willis with his footwork, phenomenal. You know, what a lot of these guys over there with Kevin O'Connell, what he could do with those guys technique-wise, I would go and learn. So if I'm Kyler, though, yeah, I'd go and try and get with Kevin O'Connell. Like, if I'm a player, I'd already be tampering. Usually the other way around. We're talking to Jay Glazer, NFL and Fox Insider. The market for Tua. don't see you know there's options out there for …” “… them to play fast, but at the same time I want them to play fearless. That's what it is, fearless. If you get them to be fearless again, then their God-given talent, which made them a top-ten pick, starts coming back out. But they're so beat up, they're afraid to go do it. They're afraid to pull the trigger. So he said that's the number one thing first, but also like LaFleur, what he did with Malik Willis with his footwork, phenomenal. You know, what a lot of these guys over there with Kevin O'Connell, what he could do with those guys technique-wise, I would go and learn. So if I'm Kyler, though, yeah, I'd go and try and get with Kevin O'Connell. Like, if I'm a player, I'd already be tampering. Usually the other way around. We're talking to Jay Glazer, NFL and Fox Insider. The market for Tua. don't see you know there's options out there for people right now but same thing I don't know if there's a I don't think there's a huge market and part of that also is you know he's a hit away from here right so I think if you want to bring somebody in it's got to be almost like a who who loves them I don't I haven't anybody say yet to this point I think somebody will bring them in take a flyer but I …” View more

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To revive struggling quarterbacks like Mac Jones and Daniel Jones, coaches must instill a sense of fearlessness. Kyle Shanahan emphasizes that when players shed their fear, their innate talent resurfaces, which is crucial for their success. As teams evaluate quarterbacks like Tua and Kyler, the focus on mental resilience becomes paramount.

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The Dan Patrick Show · Hour 3 – Trading Families, Jay Glazer · Mar 05, 2026

“… he didn't have a big day that day. So it's complicated, and we see that certain teams have figured it out, and certain teams haven't. The market for Malik Willis is what? Well, a GM told me last week that the thinking is between $20 million to $25 million on a two- or a three-year deal. Shorter term is better for Malik Willis because if he goes somewhere and he plays for a full season, like he did when he got opportunities the last two years with the Packers, then he'll be in line to get paid a much bigger salary. I think there's two teams to watch who are going to be the ultimate litmus test here, the …” “… or sometimes they put too much emphasis on what a guy does in college because you look at what he did in this game against a Mac school and you get infatuated by that and you overlook what he did when it was time to go play one of the top schools if he didn't have a big day that day. So it's complicated, and we see that certain teams have figured it out, and certain teams haven't. The market for Malik Willis is what? Well, a GM told me last week that the thinking is between $20 million to $25 million on a two- or a three-year deal. Shorter term is better for Malik Willis because if he goes somewhere and he plays for a full season, like he did when he got opportunities the last two years with the Packers, then he'll be in line to get paid a much bigger salary. I think there's two teams to watch who are going to be the ultimate litmus test here, the Dolphins and the Cardinals, because you've got two guys from Green Bay the past two years who are now calling the shots in Miami in John Eric Sullivan and Jeff Halfley. They know Malik Willis not just when we see him play. They know him all the time. They know him in the meeting room. They know him on the practice field. They know what he can do. …” View more

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Dysfunctional NFL teams often overlook true quarterback potential by fixating on analytics rather than on-field performance. This misjudgment can lead to poor draft decisions, as seen with players like Vernon Golston. With Malik Willis, teams like the Dolphins and Cardinals must consider their inside knowledge of him to avoid repeating past mistakes.

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The Dan Patrick Show · Hour 2 – Indoor Golf, Mike Florio · Mar 04, 2026

“… he didn't have a big day that day. So it's complicated and we see that certain teams have figured it out and certain teams haven't. The market for Malik Willis is what? Well, a GM told me last week that the thinking is between $20 to $25 million on a two- or a three-year deal. Shorter term is better for Malik Willis because if he goes somewhere and he plays for a full season, like he did when he got opportunities the last two years with the Packers, then he'll be in line to get paid a much bigger salary. I think there's two teams to watch who are going to be the ultimate litmus test here. the Dolphins …” “… or sometimes they put too much emphasis on what a guy does in college because you look at what he did in this game against a Mac school, and you get infatuated by that and you overlook what he did when it was time to go play one of the top schools if he didn't have a big day that day. So it's complicated and we see that certain teams have figured it out and certain teams haven't. The market for Malik Willis is what? Well, a GM told me last week that the thinking is between $20 to $25 million on a two- or a three-year deal. Shorter term is better for Malik Willis because if he goes somewhere and he plays for a full season, like he did when he got opportunities the last two years with the Packers, then he'll be in line to get paid a much bigger salary. I think there's two teams to watch who are going to be the ultimate litmus test here. the Dolphins and the Cardinals because you've got two guys from Green Bay the past two years who are now calling the shots in Miami in John Eric Sullivan and Jeff Halfley. They know Malik Willis not just when we see him play. They know him all the time. They know him in the meeting room. They know him on the practice field. They know what he can do. If they're …” View more

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Drew Dahlman's sudden retirement at just 27 raises questions about player longevity and mental readiness in the NFL. With a successful career and a Pro Bowl season behind him, Dahlman chose to step away, highlighting the physical and mental toll of the game. His decision echoes the infamous moment when Vontae Davis retired mid-game, emphasizing that when a player no longer wants to face the risks, it's time to go.

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The Dan Patrick Show · The Best of The Dan Patrick Show · Mar 04, 2026

“… I on today's Ross Tucker football podcast had Greg Rosenthal he went over his free rankings from the NFL.com. His number one ranked free agent, Dan, Malik Willis. And I know Chris Sims, I've heard Chris on your show talk about Malik Willis. Here's what's fascinating though. I don't really think people want to trade for Kyler Murray or Tua Tunga-Vailoa. And we know Cousins is going to get released. Those guys might get released, but they have a lot of guaranteed money left. What does that mean? That means these teams might be able to get Kyler or Tua potentially for the minimum. For the minimum. Tua has …” “… situations here. Where do you want to start? Which team do you think you have a better handle on what they're going to do here in the next couple of weeks or months? I actually want to start with a player. and I think this is fascinating because I on today's Ross Tucker football podcast had Greg Rosenthal he went over his free rankings from the NFL.com. His number one ranked free agent, Dan, Malik Willis. And I know Chris Sims, I've heard Chris on your show talk about Malik Willis. Here's what's fascinating though. I don't really think people want to trade for Kyler Murray or Tua Tunga-Vailoa. And we know Cousins is going to get released. Those guys might get released, but they have a lot of guaranteed money left. What does that mean? That means these teams might be able to get Kyler or Tua potentially for the minimum. For the minimum. Tua has $54 million guaranteed. You can get him for the minimum. Are you doing that? Or are you paying Malik Willis who hasn't played that much football $25 to $30 million a year and committing to him? On some level, Dan, you're going to get a competent starting quarterback like Tua and maybe Kyler on the very, very cheap, as opposed to a guy like Malik …” View more

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Teams might land Tua Tagovailoa and Kyler Murray for the minimum, despite their hefty contracts. With the potential release of Kirk Cousins and the high cost of Malik Willis, franchises face a fascinating dilemma: pay big for an unproven talent or snag a competent starter at a fraction of the cost. This financial chess game could reshape the quarterback market.

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The Dan Patrick Show · The Best of The Dan Patrick Show · Mar 03, 2026

“And we actually all have different destinations for Malik Willis. so rubber meets the road right now who do you got mike so i have the cleveland browns uh honestly i i think it really comes down to two teams and it's not the one that jason's going with i think i think it's either my team or yours andy of it's just such a it's a it's a weird situation where teams should want malik willis what you have seen you know not just last year but two years ago as well. He seems like a starting quarterback in the …” “And we actually all have different destinations for Malik Willis. so rubber meets the road right now who do you got mike so i have the cleveland browns uh honestly i i think it really comes down to two teams and it's not the one that jason's going with i think i think it's either my team or yours andy of it's just such a it's a it's a weird situation where teams should want malik willis what you have seen you know not just last year but two years ago as well. He seems like a starting quarterback in the league. But for a guy who seems like a starting quarterback and the amount of money that your team will have to commit to him, that's where it becomes difficult to figure out who's actually willing to take that jump. So he had three starts the last two years in Green Bay. And I'm going with Cleveland. He had rushing totals of 73, 60, and 41 in those …” View more

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Malik Willis is poised to become a starting quarterback in the NFL, with potential landing spots including the Cleveland Browns, Arizona Cardinals, and Miami Dolphins. Each team has strong connections to him, making them likely candidates to invest in his talent. As the quarterback market evolves, Willis could emerge as a fantasy football superstar.

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Fantasy Footballers - Fantasy Football Podcast · Free Agent Predictions + Monty Trade, Combine Takeaways - Fantasy Football Podcast for 3/3 · Mar 03, 2026

“… take. You want to do it now? Go. He's two movie choices away from being in the Mel Gibson, Michael Douglas, Jeff Bridges, Richard Gere, Bruce Willis. Should we go through that? I mean, it's those two movies. He does those two movies. And if he doesn't do them and just does almost anything else in 86 and 87, and then makes one choice, maybe two in 89 and 90 he probably in the mel gibson zone in terms of how famous he is well i give you the choices He turned down Henry Hill in Goodfellas Allegedly Allegedly Tough one He turned it down to do Young Guns 2 And to do a Kennedy's miniseries. He …” “… know that's meaningful for you exhibition um really really truly awful movie and then he's in long gone which i i kind of like and just kind of came and went, but is a really decent 80s sports movie. You don't like it? No, I do. I mean, this is my hottest take. You want to do it now? Go. He's two movie choices away from being in the Mel Gibson, Michael Douglas, Jeff Bridges, Richard Gere, Bruce Willis. Should we go through that? I mean, it's those two movies. He does those two movies. And if he doesn't do them and just does almost anything else in 86 and 87, and then makes one choice, maybe two in 89 and 90 he probably in the mel gibson zone in terms of how famous he is well i give you the choices He turned down Henry Hill in Goodfellas Allegedly Allegedly Tough one He turned it down to do Young Guns 2 And to do a Kennedy's miniseries. He did play Pat Garrett. Kennedy's miniseries he did as well. He also, so he turned down a major role in Heat. Multiple sources, but I don't know what role it was. And it's a great question of what role would he have turned down. I would assume it's the John Voight? Yeah. or Fickner or I can't see him. He's Roger Van Zandt. Yeah, but I can't see him …” View more

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William L. Petersen could have been a major Hollywood star, but his career choices led him down a different path. He turned down iconic roles in 'Goodfellas,' 'Heat,' and 'Platoon' for lesser-known projects, which may have kept him from the fame of contemporaries like Mel Gibson and Bruce Willis. This segment explores the impact of those decisions on his trajectory in the film industry.

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The Rewatchables · ‘To Live and Die in L.A.’ With Bill Simmons, Chris Ryan, and Sean Fennessey · Mar 17, 2026

“… think he has a good enough arm I just think that kid I'd like in my locker room It could he be like your number two quarterback like a if I smaller Malik Willis backup” “… be a pro or is he just I would draft him like fifth six I would draft him in the fifth round if he was available. I just want him on my roster I think he's a great kid. I like his spirit. I like his movement I think he has a I don't think he has a I think he has a good enough arm I just think that kid I'd like in my locker room It could he be like your number two quarterback like a if I smaller Malik Willis backup” View more

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In high-stakes games, should officials call pass interference differently? A discussion reveals the nuances of officiating and how critical moments can shift the perception of a foul, much like speeding tickets during rush hour. The debate dives into the balance of fairness versus the flow of the game, especially in crucial moments.

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The Herd with Colin Cowherd · THE HERD - Hour 2 - New Blazing 5 picks, Urban Meyer joins The Herd · Jan 09, 2026

“… of them up there right now. Maybe some of our most eclectic slash diverse poll questions. One from Paul. Who had the best day yesterday? Right now Malik Willis has about 49 of that vote followed by Fernando Mendoza Yes Paul Beyond financially he was going to get paid anywhere Did Malik Willis career get better Noticeably better Well, he has a chance to be a starting quarterback. On a team that had a fire sale and has very few weapons left in the cupboard. I don't know. Are you saying he should have stayed in Green Bay as a backup quarterback instead of going to Miami? No, I would say, was there a …” “… joined us last hour, and he said, Kyler wants to go to the Vikings. It's just a question of, do the Vikings want him? All right, poll question for the final hour of the program, Seaton. It's going to be what? We've got many. We've got a million of them up there right now. Maybe some of our most eclectic slash diverse poll questions. One from Paul. Who had the best day yesterday? Right now Malik Willis has about 49 of that vote followed by Fernando Mendoza Yes Paul Beyond financially he was going to get paid anywhere Did Malik Willis career get better Noticeably better Well, he has a chance to be a starting quarterback. On a team that had a fire sale and has very few weapons left in the cupboard. I don't know. Are you saying he should have stayed in Green Bay as a backup quarterback instead of going to Miami? No, I would say, was there a better football option out there? Because the money would have probably been equal. I don't think there is, unless he was going to go to Arizona. Because it feels like the Vikings are going to go with Kyler Murray. Do you want to go to Arizona? Or do you want to go to Miami? Yeah. I mean, yes, Seaton. I mean, if you look at the teams that were maybe …” View more

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Kyler Murray's potential move to the Vikings is contingent on the team's interest, despite his desire to join them.

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The Dan Patrick Show · Hour 3 – Emmy Etiquette, NBA Season Is Long · Mar 10, 2026

“… If you're running an NFL team, would you have rather done this, gone in on Daniel Jones coming off the Achilles tear for that money or gone Malik Willis? I would rather have Daniel Jones. Okay. Yeah. Because it's... I mean, he was really, really good. He was. What was it, a 7-1 team when they traded for sauce? He was. But you have to have at least some concern for the injury. That's a big-time injury. Yeah, Achilles. And number two, Daniel Jones has done this. Are we figuring the Achilles thing out? Have we scientifically now gotten to the point where we can look at this differently? I mean, …” “… fantasy from weeks one through eight. No more Michael Pittman. Big money paid to Alec Pierce. Tyler Warren emerging and will continue to emerge. Josh Downs. Would you have rather... I mean, the two-year deal is interesting. Not making a long-term commitment. If you're running an NFL team, would you have rather done this, gone in on Daniel Jones coming off the Achilles tear for that money or gone Malik Willis? I would rather have Daniel Jones. Okay. Yeah. Because it's... I mean, he was really, really good. He was. What was it, a 7-1 team when they traded for sauce? He was. But you have to have at least some concern for the injury. That's a big-time injury. Yeah, Achilles. And number two, Daniel Jones has done this. Are we figuring the Achilles thing out? Have we scientifically now gotten to the point where we can look at this differently? I mean, Jason Tatum just came back mid-season. It's still TBD, though. I think someone invented a new little surgery or something. I think we need to just... When you go into the NFL, you go and they graft something onto your Achilles and make it stronger. They're saying they should do it beforehand? Yeah, we're getting... Preemptive strike? We're way too …” View more

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Daniel Jones' two-year contract worth up to $100 million raises questions about injury risks and team strategy. With his impressive performance before an Achilles injury, is it wiser to invest in him rather than gamble on a less proven player like Malik Willis? The discussion dives into the evolving science of Achilles injuries and the implications for NFL quarterbacks.

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Fantasy Footballers - Fantasy Football Podcast · Draft Steals + MORE Free Agent Frenzy! - Fantasy Football Podcast for 3/12 · Mar 12, 2026

“… it up in 26 and 27 surpassing the number for Russell Wilson that was north I think just of like 80 million bucks there and then they pivot and it's Malik Willis limited time I think in the limited time though it's kind of exciting um he's somebody that has kind of been on the radar of like have you ever got him kind of in the right spot so what do you make of kind of the green bay south thing that's going on here with the dolphins and the financial decisions on top of everything else i mean i get it that when you you get a short runway when you come in as leadership so you want to have people in there …” “… number and you'd go there's no way any team would ever do that and we've seen it happen almost every year now and a new record for dead money for the Dolphins is just under $100 million to what they'll owe Tua and the way they've been able to split it up in 26 and 27 surpassing the number for Russell Wilson that was north I think just of like 80 million bucks there and then they pivot and it's Malik Willis limited time I think in the limited time though it's kind of exciting um he's somebody that has kind of been on the radar of like have you ever got him kind of in the right spot so what do you make of kind of the green bay south thing that's going on here with the dolphins and the financial decisions on top of everything else i mean i get it that when you you get a short runway when you come in as leadership so you want to have people in there that you know and trust and that's the oldest axiom in football right everybody brings in uh you know somebody they know and trust and they don't have to spend three years figuring out that it was a bad fit, but same time, I mean, you know, what are the odds that Halfley was the best possible coach or, but Willis is the best possible quarterback. …” View more

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The Miami Dolphins are facing a staggering dead cap number of nearly $100 million, raising questions about their financial decisions and future. With a new strategy involving players like Malik Willis and Jalen Phillips, the team is under pressure to deliver results, especially after a disappointing 8-9 season. As they navigate these high-stakes choices, the implications for their success are significant.

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The Ryen Russillo Show · Bam’s 83 Was Awesome. All In on the Spurs? The Ravens–Crosby Drama w/ Mike Sando, Plus College Hoops w/ Mark Titus! · Mar 11, 2026

“… though, man. This is one of those ones you can, you know. I'm just saying, like, I think he's a top five player. You're getting him at 11. You got Malik Willis coming in. You're not going to. I don't know. I would talk myself into that pretty quickly. All right. Let's go. You want to, I'm cool with that. And then, but again, I think my Dallas just sits there and someone falls. Dallas. Yeah. It's cool. It's corner. They added, they added Gary or Sean Gary from, from the Packers in that trade, Sam Williams resigns at edge. They brought in a safety PJ lock to as, as the secondary, the Jalen Thompson …” “I kind of like Ioana here. I think he's worth it, man. I was going to give him the Baltimore at 14. I think he's going to go earlier, man. I think he's just too good. Fine. Let's give him Juana. The logic's there for all the picks, though, man. This is one of those ones you can, you know. I'm just saying, like, I think he's a top five player. You're getting him at 11. You got Malik Willis coming in. You're not going to. I don't know. I would talk myself into that pretty quickly. All right. Let's go. You want to, I'm cool with that. And then, but again, I think my Dallas just sits there and someone falls. Dallas. Yeah. It's cool. It's corner. They added, they added Gary or Sean Gary from, from the Packers in that trade, Sam Williams resigns at edge. They brought in a safety PJ lock to as, as the secondary, the Jalen Thompson gives them their, their, their starter. agbanya interior defensive line i mean they they have needs and all five of those guys are defensive side they're not done on the defensive side this is going to be a defensive player but notice none of those guys were cornerbacks they're going to sit at 11 and if they don't get the number one cornerback they'll …” View more

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The Los Angeles Rams might be eyeing a surprise pick at 14, potentially targeting a tight end, Kenyon Sadiq, to bolster their offense. With a roster needing playmakers, this decision could redefine their approach in the upcoming season. Sean McVay's love for versatile tight ends might lead to a strategic shift that fans won't see coming.

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The McShay Show · FLASH MOCK! Plus, Free Agency Frenzy and Maxx Crosby Fallout. · Mar 11, 2026

“… out there to be made this is like a kind of sort of regular dude out there like everybody's trying something the Dolphins are trying something with Malik Willis like everybody is giving something a go I will be floored if Kyler Murray isn't a Viking like that one just makes too much sense to me um JJ McCarthy you know yeah you'll trade him and Swing and a miss. I don't understand what the Cardinals are doing. Like, what is the likelihood that the Cardinals are going to wind up with a quarterback better than Murray? I mean, next year, zero. Yeah. Yeah, yeah. Next year, zero. And, I mean, you hired Mike …” “… like I say, I think people should be fighting to go get Kyle Murray. Like looking at what's available and where people are standing. if Daniel Jones they can get 50 million in the culture like you'll have to settle for 37 um there's a lot of money out there to be made this is like a kind of sort of regular dude out there like everybody's trying something the Dolphins are trying something with Malik Willis like everybody is giving something a go I will be floored if Kyler Murray isn't a Viking like that one just makes too much sense to me um JJ McCarthy you know yeah you'll trade him and Swing and a miss. I don't understand what the Cardinals are doing. Like, what is the likelihood that the Cardinals are going to wind up with a quarterback better than Murray? I mean, next year, zero. Yeah. Yeah, yeah. Next year, zero. And, I mean, you hired Mike LaFleur. You have some nice pieces on offense.” View more

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This NFL season is shaping up to be thrilling, with teams like the Ravens and Bills pushing all their chips in for a Super Bowl run. With a lack of strong quarterback prospects in the draft, franchises are scrambling to secure experienced quarterbacks, making for an unpredictable and exciting season ahead. The stakes are high, and with so many teams mortgaging their futures, the pain of losing will be even more acute.

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The Right Time with Bomani Jones · Danny Parkins on Bam Adebayo drops 83 points, Ravens back out of Crosby trade, sign Trey Hendrickson | 03.11 · Mar 11, 2026

“… no. So, no, we were talking about how even in the offseason, my buddy Scott's a Dolphins fan. And you don't know really what to think. I was like, Malik, huh? Malik Willis, what are you thinking? Every team is really assessing now, like, what's doing? Where are we headed? What's happening? And as predictable as anything else, God, the Jets embarrass themselves. I don't know how they do it. Every team can make a move. T.S. In typical Jets fashion, they wait until he stinks again to get him. He had his worst, one of his worst career years ever with the Raiders. And they're like, all right, yeah, …” “… he comes. Everybody has that guy in the office like, oh, man. Man, here I am. Rich Davis. Every time you see that guy in the hallway, just choose your ear off. Here I thought they were happy to get their own private five-minute podcast. No. No, no, no. So, no, we were talking about how even in the offseason, my buddy Scott's a Dolphins fan. And you don't know really what to think. I was like, Malik, huh? Malik Willis, what are you thinking? Every team is really assessing now, like, what's doing? Where are we headed? What's happening? And as predictable as anything else, God, the Jets embarrass themselves. I don't know how they do it. Every team can make a move. T.S. In typical Jets fashion, they wait until he stinks again to get him. He had his worst, one of his worst career years ever with the Raiders. And they're like, all right, yeah, bring him back. Because that's what we need. Because we're the Jets.” View more

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The New York Jets have once again made headlines for their questionable decision-making by signing a quarterback who just had one of his worst seasons. This move has drawn criticism as fans wonder why the team consistently opts for players who have underperformed. In the midst of baseball excitement, the Jets' blunder serves as a reminder of their ongoing struggles in the NFL.

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The Dan Patrick Show · C&R - Jets Down, Raiders Up, Rich's Circus · Mar 11, 2026

“… And then, you know what they did? As soon as they did that, they said, hey, we're going to go and drop another $67.5 million. and we're going to get Malik Willis as our quarterback for the Dolphins. Joe. How much money is that? Well, they got that bag in Miami, don't they? That's what I try to tell people all the time. Everybody want to ask me. And they got the best facilities, bro. And their facilities fire. And they got a club in their stadium. No taxes, bro. And they got the club. I forgot about the club. They got a pool, too. walking to live. You in live. Watching the game. It's crazy. Miami got it …” “… I ain going to say it don mean nothing to me But it does mean something But anything that is an item that is material They can't take the championship. It's in books. It's in the history. You can't take that. Okay, you can't take that. Respect. And then, you know what they did? As soon as they did that, they said, hey, we're going to go and drop another $67.5 million. and we're going to get Malik Willis as our quarterback for the Dolphins. Joe. How much money is that? Well, they got that bag in Miami, don't they? That's what I try to tell people all the time. Everybody want to ask me. And they got the best facilities, bro. And their facilities fire. And they got a club in their stadium. No taxes, bro. And they got the club. I forgot about the club. They got a pool, too. walking to live. You in live. Watching the game. It's crazy. Miami got it popping. But this one I try to tell you, D-Bo. This one I try to tell you. Don't let these people fool you and say, oh, we don't have no money. Oh, we don't have no money. How the hell you don't have no money you can give away $100 million to a nigga not on your team and then bring in another quarterback and give him $67 million? That's $167 …” View more

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The Miami Dolphins recently made headlines by spending over $167 million on player contracts, including $67 million for a new quarterback. This raises questions about their financial strategy, especially when they also let go of star player Minka Fitzpatrick. With state-of-the-art facilities and no state taxes, the Dolphins are proving they have the financial muscle to compete in the NFL.

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Club Shay Shay · Deebo & Joe - Part 2: Mike Evans LEAVES Tampa, Tua to the Falcons, Chiefs sign Kenneth Walker III · Mar 10, 2026

“… bit of news, or one of the first deals that we heard about yesterday. It's not Arizona, and that might be good. I don't know. The Dolphins signed Malik Willis to a three-year deal worth $67.5 million. Jason got this one in his predictions. I thought the Dolphins would not be able to find the money after, you know, they hadn't cut Tua at that time. We knew it was just a matter of when. You mean the $99 million in dead money that they have to absorb letting Tua Tungavailoa go? That is what I am referring to. And giving a 27-year-old Malik Willis $45 million guaranteed. the truth is if it works this is …” “So we will circle back to that move, the Ken Walker move, and some of the implications. They're good. But let's start with the first bit of news, or one of the first deals that we heard about yesterday. It's not Arizona, and that might be good. I don't know. The Dolphins signed Malik Willis to a three-year deal worth $67.5 million. Jason got this one in his predictions. I thought the Dolphins would not be able to find the money after, you know, they hadn't cut Tua at that time. We knew it was just a matter of when. You mean the $99 million in dead money that they have to absorb letting Tua Tungavailoa go? That is what I am referring to. And giving a 27-year-old Malik Willis $45 million guaranteed. the truth is if it works this is a great” View more

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The Miami Dolphins just signed Malik Willis to a surprising three-year, $67.5 million deal, committing $45 million guaranteed despite the looming $99 million in dead money from Tua Tagovailoa's departure. This bold move could redefine the team's future if Willis proves to be the right choice. The stakes are high, and the implications for Miami's quarterback situation are significant.

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Fantasy Footballers - Fantasy Football Podcast · Free Agent Frenzy! + Big Trades - Fantasy Football Podcast for 3/10 · Mar 10, 2026

“… the short term and the long term. So I like where the Raiders spent their money yesterday. I'm trying to understand the Dolphins. I wasn't surprised Malik Willis went there. But I was surprised that why not just let this season play out? Why not have Quinn Ewers play? You're not winning anything. So you're going to give away one of Malik Willis's one year out of three years. It's not a lot of money. And I do like him. yeah i just why not just ride this out you know you're not going to be good once again it's supposed to be a good quarterback draft next year why not be in the mix for somebody who is …” “You know, I think, you know, when you get past Linderbaum, I think you see a lot of sensible mid-level moves, you know. They're not at the top of the market, but I think they're moves that could make them better, you know, in the short term and the long term. So I like where the Raiders spent their money yesterday. I'm trying to understand the Dolphins. I wasn't surprised Malik Willis went there. But I was surprised that why not just let this season play out? Why not have Quinn Ewers play? You're not winning anything. So you're going to give away one of Malik Willis's one year out of three years. It's not a lot of money. And I do like him. yeah i just why not just ride this out you know you're not going to be good once again it's supposed to be a good quarterback draft next year why not be in the mix for somebody who is truly a franchise quarterback yeah i'm with you on all that like this is very clearly a rebuilding year like a tear it down to the studs year for them right like no question about it um i think it's a credibility play is the way i would look at it um i mean look like i don't think there's any question that they're not going to be great this year and …” View more

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Kyler Murray's move to Minnesota seems likely, but Indianapolis could be a strategic alternative given the Colts' strong offensive lineup.

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The Dan Patrick Show · Hour 2 – Luke vs. Owen, Albert Breer · Mar 10, 2026

“… end you're tugging like there's other organizations in the market. So we've got to put an offer out that's attractive enough and secure enough for Malik to be our guy. On the other hand, you're saying, well, if it's not working and we've got all these quarterbacks in 2027, can we get away from this thing? I don't think you can go into this thing half-assed. You can't, actually. That's the problem, right? You've got to give him – therein lies the rub, man. And the flip side is this. You are going all in on Malik knowing that I can't even afford – I mean I could find a way to afford to go then …” “are you willing to – have you positioned yourself financially? Because here's the tug of war. Here's – right? Like on one end you're tugging like there's other organizations in the market. So we've got to put an offer out that's attractive enough and secure enough for Malik to be our guy. On the other hand, you're saying, well, if it's not working and we've got all these quarterbacks in 2027, can we get away from this thing? I don't think you can go into this thing half-assed. You can't, actually. That's the problem, right? You've got to give him – therein lies the rub, man. And the flip side is this. You are going all in on Malik knowing that I can't even afford – I mean I could find a way to afford to go then draft a quarterback like an arch or a Dante or one of those guys if it not what I hope it going to be But I don envision Years of experience and understanding contracts There no way in which you offer the money that it going to require to get Malik Willis and then wind up in a situation next year where we're like, oh, that didn't work, and now we've …” View more

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Choosing the right quarterback in the NFL draft can make or break a team's future. With limited options and high financial stakes, teams must decide whether to invest heavily in a player like Malik Willis or risk mismanaging their resources for years to come. This dilemma highlights the precarious balance between immediate success and long-term strategy in football.

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The McShay Show · Free Agency Draft Dominoes! Plus, Pound-the-Table Day Two Prospects. · Mar 09, 2026

“… will sign for about $1.3 million this year. So it's not necessarily comparing apples to apples when you talk about Daniel Jones or Kirk Cousins or Malik Willis with those other three because a team is going to see one of those three players as tremendous value. If you ran the Dolphins, what are you going to do at quarterback position? I'm probably looking for a bridge quarterback, and then looking at next year's draft because it could be historically great. Look, the season hasn't been played yet. We'll see how it goes, but there's a chance for it to be really good. So not just necessarily Miami, Dan, …” “… But Tua, if he signs with the team, he still gets his money from Miami. That's correct. There's three quarterbacks right now, Kyla Murray, Geno Smith, and Tua, that all have massive guarantees from their previous team. All three of those quarterbacks will sign for about $1.3 million this year. So it's not necessarily comparing apples to apples when you talk about Daniel Jones or Kirk Cousins or Malik Willis with those other three because a team is going to see one of those three players as tremendous value. If you ran the Dolphins, what are you going to do at quarterback position? I'm probably looking for a bridge quarterback, and then looking at next year's draft because it could be historically great. Look, the season hasn't been played yet. We'll see how it goes, but there's a chance for it to be really good. So not just necessarily Miami, Dan, but if I felt like I was a year away or just trying to establish myself, there's over 10 new head coaches. I'm sure a lot of teams are going to have a very similar mindset. Max Crosby, Raiders getting two first-round picks from the Ravens. Let me start with the Ravens, because I wondered about this last week. Why aren't more teams taking the …” View more

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More NFL teams should adopt the Rams' strategy of going all-in for immediate talent, as the window for success is fleeting. With key players like Max Crosby and the potential of a historic draft looming, teams need to prioritize winning now instead of hoarding draft picks. The urgency is heightened with rookie coaches facing immense pressure to deliver results quickly.

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The Dan Patrick Show · The Best of The Dan Patrick Show · Mar 09, 2026

“… surprised if they did it this year with the same exact opportunity presented. could you okay then let's do the musical chairs here kyla murray to uh malik willis throw in kurt cousins i guess if you want to sure got a feeling on any of those quarterbacks yeah i mean i would say you know we've talked about this minnesota makes a lot of sense for kyler um he's going to have a lot of options because he's going to make a million bucks you know because the cardinals are paying all of it just like tua um two is going to you know make the minimum because it offsets into his previous deal and that all fully …” “You know, they had a chance last year and didn't do it. I'd be surprised if they did it this year with the same exact opportunity presented. could you okay then let's do the musical chairs here kyla murray to uh malik willis throw in kurt cousins i guess if you want to sure got a feeling on any of those quarterbacks yeah i mean i would say you know we've talked about this minnesota makes a lot of sense for kyler um he's going to have a lot of options because he's going to make a million bucks you know because the cardinals are paying all of it just like tua um two is going to you know make the minimum because it offsets into his previous deal and that all fully guaranteed So the previous team pays all the money and the new team gets one of the best deals of the century So Minnesota makes sense for Kyle I think a bunch of other teams are going to be interested in him. Jets will be interested. I mean, there's going to be a lot of teams. I would say for Kirk Cousins, I don't get the sense he would play for the …” View more

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Trading Mac Jones could be a costly mistake for the 49ers, especially if Brock Purdy gets injured next season. With the current quarterback landscape, teams must weigh the value of reliable backups against potential gains. This situation highlights the complexity of NFL trades and the unpredictable nature of player performance.

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The Dan Patrick Show · Hour 1 - Wemby is changing the game, Ian Rapoport · Mar 06, 2026

“… you know, you're giving up on a guy that you might need. And that's always sort of the issue this time. It's really complex and interesting. And Malik Willis, it feels like it's Miami or Arizona, given the connections of Mike LaFleur to Matt LaFleur, and then the front office going to the Dolphins. Yeah, I mean, I think he's going to have more than that. Again he an interesting case because he doesn have a lot of throws but when he played he has played awesome in the biggest moments So you not going to sign Malik Willis and then say what he going to be like in the fourth quarter You know you seen it …” “… now. Right? I mean, and that's, this is the problem. It's like, you know, talking trades, you're like, all right, you know, we talk about, so this guy's going to go for three, this guy's going to go for four, et cetera. It's like, you have to know that, you know, you're giving up on a guy that you might need. And that's always sort of the issue this time. It's really complex and interesting. And Malik Willis, it feels like it's Miami or Arizona, given the connections of Mike LaFleur to Matt LaFleur, and then the front office going to the Dolphins. Yeah, I mean, I think he's going to have more than that. Again he an interesting case because he doesn have a lot of throws but when he played he has played awesome in the biggest moments So you not going to sign Malik Willis and then say what he going to be like in the fourth quarter You know you seen it It's just not a huge sample size. I think he's going to do really well. I think those two teams make sense. But it's really like one of the more interesting free agents in some time because he could come in, be the franchise quarterback we all thought he was going to be in the draft And, you know, could be another sign where once again the whole …” View more

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Trading a backup quarterback could be a costly mistake for the 49ers if Brock Purdy gets injured. With a strong backup who could perform just as well, the team faces a dilemma in maximizing their Super Bowl window while managing their quarterback depth. This situation highlights the complexities of the current quarterback market and the unpredictability of player performance.

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The Dan Patrick Show · The Best of The Dan Patrick Show · Mar 06, 2026

“… right. He might be the number one backup quarterback. All right. Here's what I have right now. You can tell me if we want to switch anything. I have Malik Willis 1, Aaron Rodgers 2, Jimmy G 3, Mariotta 4, Tyrod 5. I think this is where you've got to put in Joe Flacco and Phil Rivers. Okay. Flacco, Phil Rivers. Then the question is Mitch. But there should also be a caveat on this that if we're talking about a one-game replacement midseason at the last second, Joe Flacco's number one on this list. Rivers would be good too, but he didn't win. Yeah, it's true. But you need Flacco on four days' notice, and …” “What about Mariotta? I like Mariotta. Listen, Mariotta is a great backup quarterback. Yeah, I think Mariotta over Tyrod. Yeah, I think Marcus Mariotta. No way. Did you see that Falcons game? All right. He might be the number one backup quarterback. All right. Here's what I have right now. You can tell me if we want to switch anything. I have Malik Willis 1, Aaron Rodgers 2, Jimmy G 3, Mariotta 4, Tyrod 5. I think this is where you've got to put in Joe Flacco and Phil Rivers. Okay. Flacco, Phil Rivers. Then the question is Mitch. But there should also be a caveat on this that if we're talking about a one-game replacement midseason at the last second, Joe Flacco's number one on this list. Rivers would be good too, but he didn't win. Yeah, it's true. But you need Flacco on four days' notice, and he will go out there. He will give you a win. Okay. Here's what I have for the whole list if we're filling it out. You guys tell me if you want to switch anything. We have Malik Willis 1. Tell me, just say something if you don't like where they're at. Malik Willis 1, Aaron Rodgers 2, Jimmy G 3, Mario Ta 4, Tyrod 5, Joe Flacco 6, Phil Rivers 7, Mitch …” View more

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Kyler Murray could become a Hall of Famer if he joins the Rams as a backup to Sean McVay. This scenario allows him to thrive and potentially lead the team to future Super Bowls. However, if he ends up elsewhere, his career trajectory may be uncertain, making him the next Sam Darnold.

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Pardon My Take · NFL Trades, Raiders Dysfunction, Who’s The Next Sam Darnold? Roger Bennett In Studio Talking Soccer And World Cup + Fyre Fest Of The Week · Mar 06, 2026

“… league? No, I'm talking NFL. The UFL starts soon. I still believe in Richardson. What do you believe in? His physical talent. It's the same as Malik Willis. Malik Willis. I don't see the Christian thing at all Oh I do He's going to get at least a chance They gave him an opportunity to seek a trade We'll see if he does that And then the other guy to include here Is Tyson Bajent of the Bears But there's basically just a bunch of And Tua's going to get cut Kirk Cousins is going to get cut If he ever lets us know what he's doing Tyson Bajent intrigues me legitimately Because of the gushing quotes from …” “… I very fascinated to watch He might not be a starter this year I think most likely he going to have to do the Sam Darnold thing and sit in purgatory for a year or two and then hopefully try and prove that he can be a starter. Are we talking NFL or another league? No, I'm talking NFL. The UFL starts soon. I still believe in Richardson. What do you believe in? His physical talent. It's the same as Malik Willis. Malik Willis. I don't see the Christian thing at all Oh I do He's going to get at least a chance They gave him an opportunity to seek a trade We'll see if he does that And then the other guy to include here Is Tyson Bajent of the Bears But there's basically just a bunch of And Tua's going to get cut Kirk Cousins is going to get cut If he ever lets us know what he's doing Tyson Bajent intrigues me legitimately Because of the gushing quotes from everybody Last two training camps basically But I never knew if it was trying to get caleb more excited to compete or whether they genuinely felt that way what do you think if it's 50 50 no the bears love tyson yeah that's how it feels they bears love him ben johnson at the combine was was appalled at the idea that they might trade him i think …” View more

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Mac Jones might be on the move to the Jets, but should the 49ers trade him? With Brock Purdy's injury history, keeping Jones as a backup could be crucial. The discussion highlights the complexities of NFL quarterback trades and the potential impact on teams.

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The Bill Simmons Podcast · NFL Free Agency Predictions, an NBA Power Poll, and Tatum’s Return With Danny Heifetz, Danny Kelly, Michael Pina, and Joe House · Mar 06, 2026

“malik will's about to get paid and he gonna perform because he looked good in last year he good though calmer good so i'm not if daniel jones goes to another team and the coast choose not to match that they will pick that up in a heartbeat yeah but look what dale jones last year it was quiet for a second and then the move happened and now you'd like to see calum murray now that is a good question uh shit he gonna be in miami nah there's no way they …” “malik will's about to get paid and he gonna perform because he looked good in last year he good though calmer good so i'm not if daniel jones goes to another team and the coast choose not to match that they will pick that up in a heartbeat yeah but look what dale jones last year it was quiet for a second and then the move happened and now you'd like to see calum murray now that is a good question uh shit he gonna be in miami nah there's no way they can go from two to calum murray They're going to go swap. No, no, no, no, no, no, no. Where are you going to go? I don't know where he's going to go, but going from – Yeah, so we can't go to the Bills. We can't go to Jacksonville. We can't go to Tampa Bay. Vegas. Cleveland. Wow. Should do it. I'm going to get a chance. Well. Well, Vegas, I mean, …” View more

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The Colts are facing a critical decision with their quarterback situation, especially with Anthony Richardson potentially seeking a trade. Malik Willis is poised for a breakout after a challenging start, and the Colts could capitalize on their backup options to disrupt the league. The future of the franchise hinges on these choices, making it a pivotal moment for the team.

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Club 520 Podcast · Club 520 - Jeff Teague on Jayson Tatum’s RETURN to Celtics, Jaylen Brown’s STARDOM, AJ Dybantsa DONE with BYU? · Mar 05, 2026

“Malik Willis, future quarterback. Tua, future quarterback. So I would love to know what their philosophy is because it feels like, here we go again, I think you're just a little better than Aberdeen. team. And I gave you credit because of Tomlin was going to make you a little better than average. But you were going to make the playoffs and you weren't going to win. If I'm a Steeler fan, at some point I go, ah, boy, we can really be proud that we are over …” “Malik Willis, future quarterback. Tua, future quarterback. So I would love to know what their philosophy is because it feels like, here we go again, I think you're just a little better than Aberdeen. team. And I gave you credit because of Tomlin was going to make you a little better than average. But you were going to make the playoffs and you weren't going to win. If I'm a Steeler fan, at some point I go, ah, boy, we can really be proud that we are over five. We had a winning record. And maybe we made the playoffs. And we didn't win a playoff game. They're not threatening. And that would be frustrating. And you're bringing in Mike McCarthy. And do I think that that's a good hire? Yes. He's got a proven track record. He's good with offenses. I just look at that offense and I go, I don't like your …” View more

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Steelers fans face a frustrating reality: their team may make the playoffs but not pose a real threat to win. With Mike McCarthy joining the Cowboys and questions surrounding Aaron Rodgers' future, the quarterback landscape is shifting. Could Rodgers become a backup plan for teams like Minnesota if they fail to secure a better option?

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The Dan Patrick Show · Hour 2 – Michael Silver, Aaron Rodgers’ Future · Mar 05, 2026

“… can't be like the goddamn Los Angeles Dodgers. Yeah. And if you could, who, the top teams, they'll win every goddamn year. I don't know. You like Malik Willis to the Dolphins? You like him to the Jets? Hey, now we talking. Now we talking some business. We making some sense. See, I done had to get up out of my seat, man. Malik Willis to the Dolphins. I saw enough. I saw enough of him when Jordan Love went down with the goddamn Packers. Now the problem is, you have to understand the supporting cast that was around him as well now. Right. Now he doesn't have that same support. There is no Watson. Now we …” “You can't pour money. Well, actually, you can pour money into it. But there's a thing called a salary cap, which doesn't allow you to do like the Dodgers do. You can't be like the goddamn Los Angeles Dodgers. Yeah. And if you could, who, the top teams, they'll win every goddamn year. I don't know. You like Malik Willis to the Dolphins? You like him to the Jets? Hey, now we talking. Now we talking some business. We making some sense. See, I done had to get up out of my seat, man. Malik Willis to the Dolphins. I saw enough. I saw enough of him when Jordan Love went down with the goddamn Packers. Now the problem is, you have to understand the supporting cast that was around him as well now. Right. Now he doesn't have that same support. There is no Watson. Now we got a Jalen Waddle. Got Waddle. We got Washington. I'm assuming Darren Waller will be back. But goddamn, he was loaded with receivers over there. Let me ask you this. Would you rather have Malik Willis or Kyler Murray? Ooh, hold on. Let me go to my thoughts. Okay. Hey, you know what? That's a good one to write down. That's a good one. Now you got …” View more

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The debate heats up: should the Miami Dolphins consider Malik Willis as their next quarterback instead of sticking with Tua Tagovailoa? With Willis showing promise during his limited playtime and the Dolphins in dire need of a strong QB, the discussion pivots to the future of the franchise. Fans are torn between the potential of Willis and the established performance of Kyler Murray, making this a pivotal moment for the team's direction.

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Club Shay Shay · Best of NFL News Part 1: Keon Coleman DRAGGED by Bills Owner, Cowboys HIRE new DC · Jan 24, 2026

“… My bad. There you go. There you go. There you go. There you go. There you go. Go ahead, Unc. Kemper Norwood Jr., Unc, I agree with Ocho. I believe Malik Willis would be a better fit in Miami than Tua. Yeah. Yeah, absolutely. And Tua already asked for a change of scenery. He would welcome it. He made those comments. Yeah, so he's probably not going to be there. I like Malik Willis. He's definitely going somewhere, huh? Oh, yeah. Malik Willis. Tua? Oh, yeah. Hold on. It's a few teams going to be after him now. I agree. I like him. He's nice. Yeah. Eric Jordan Scott, I've been waiting all day for this. I …” “… OKC playing – He getting to it. Man, boy, that boy got a bag. Like, I keep peeking up by accident, and every time I peek up, he doing something. That's like me. That's like me, you, and Unc. That's me against you and Unc. Just wham. Okay, my bad. My bad. There you go. There you go. There you go. There you go. There you go. Go ahead, Unc. Kemper Norwood Jr., Unc, I agree with Ocho. I believe Malik Willis would be a better fit in Miami than Tua. Yeah. Yeah, absolutely. And Tua already asked for a change of scenery. He would welcome it. He made those comments. Yeah, so he's probably not going to be there. I like Malik Willis. He's definitely going somewhere, huh? Oh, yeah. Malik Willis. Tua? Oh, yeah. Hold on. It's a few teams going to be after him now. I agree. I like him. He's nice. Yeah. Eric Jordan Scott, I've been waiting all day for this. I got popcorn ready and everything. I couldn't wait to see Unc Kian Coleman. This is going to be a good one. It should be a wake-up call to hear your owner come out like, basically, I ain't want him. Yeah. We ain't want him. Not to say we wouldn't have taken him. We probably wouldn't have taken him as high as we did. That's a wake-up call. What a …” View more

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The New York Knicks are facing serious struggles, prompting star player Jalen Brunson to call a players-only meeting. This internal crisis reflects the team's poor performance and the need for change. Meanwhile, Jermaine Burton's release from the Bengals highlights the consequences of off-field issues, raising questions about his future in the league despite his talent.

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Club Shay Shay · Nightcap Hour 2: National Champion Mikail Kamara Joins + Sneak Peak of RO Content + Inside the NBA NOT HAPPY with lack of TV time + Steve Kerr last year?! · Jan 22, 2026

“… with Mike McDaniel, and it's going to end any of those debates you were having as Jeremy Fowler throws out there, hey, the Dolphins are looking at Malik Willis. It's also fair to say at this point, you look at the interest in Mike McDaniel, both the head coach interviews he's done and the offensive coordinator jobs that we're opening for him. That makes it debatable to this day to say that the Dolphins were right not to give him one more season. Which some of us were saying, that we're going to miss that offense. No, it's absolutely debatable, and Jeff Haffley right now and the new GM have to prove …” “… Like, that's the reality, is that McDaniel made Tua, and Justin Herbert's tools with the ability to create a run game out of nowhere, which McDaniel has, when you can have that to free up everything that Herbert does, he is going to be spectacular with Mike McDaniel, and it's going to end any of those debates you were having as Jeremy Fowler throws out there, hey, the Dolphins are looking at Malik Willis. It's also fair to say at this point, you look at the interest in Mike McDaniel, both the head coach interviews he's done and the offensive coordinator jobs that we're opening for him. That makes it debatable to this day to say that the Dolphins were right not to give him one more season. Which some of us were saying, that we're going to miss that offense. No, it's absolutely debatable, and Jeff Haffley right now and the new GM have to prove that it was the right decision. I know that Mike McDaniel and Dolphins fans don't want to hear this right now. He is idiosyncratic and doesn't cut the figure of the leader of the men. I like him. I don't like what Zaz is saying rightly ran him out of town. He's a 500 coach who produced offense. Fair. I know I keep going back to this anytime I'm …” View more

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Miami's punt return strategy could have changed the game, but poor execution led to a missed chance at a pivotal play. The analysis reveals that Indiana's special teams outperformed Miami, highlighting the importance of small details in football. Ultimately, this moment serves as a critical reflection on coaching decisions and their impact on team legacy.

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The Dan Le Batard Show with Stugotz · Local Hour: A Life Before Cell Phones (feat. Mr. Fat Mouth) · Jan 21, 2026

“… You can't be like the goddamn Los Angeles Dodgers. Yeah. If you could, who, the top teams, they'll win every goddamn year. I don't know. You like Malik Willis to the Dolphins? You like him to the- Hey, now we talking. Now we talking some business. We making some sense. See, I done had to get up out my seat, man. Malik Willis to the Dolphins. I saw enough. I saw enough of him when Jordan Love went down with the goddamn Packers. Now the problem is, you have to understand the supporting cast that was around him as well now. Right. Now, he doesn't have that same support. There is no Watson. We got a …” “… really fast, they just pour more money into it. That's not the way the game of football works. You can't pour money. Well, actually, you can pour money into it, but there's a thing called a salary cap, which doesn't allow you to do like the Dodgers do. You can't be like the goddamn Los Angeles Dodgers. Yeah. If you could, who, the top teams, they'll win every goddamn year. I don't know. You like Malik Willis to the Dolphins? You like him to the- Hey, now we talking. Now we talking some business. We making some sense. See, I done had to get up out my seat, man. Malik Willis to the Dolphins. I saw enough. I saw enough of him when Jordan Love went down with the goddamn Packers. Now the problem is, you have to understand the supporting cast that was around him as well now. Right. Now, he doesn't have that same support. There is no Watson. We got a Jalen Waddle. We got Waddle. We got Washington. I'm assuming Darren Waller will be back, but God damn, he was loaded with receivers over there. Let me ask you this. Do you have Malik Willis or Kyler Murray? Ooh, hold on. Let me go to my thoughts. Okay. Hey, you know what? That's a good one right there. That's a good one. Now you got me stumped right …” View more

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The Miami Dolphins need a new quarterback, and the debate is heating up between Malik Willis and Kyler Murray. While Willis showed promise in limited playtime, Murray has a larger body of work despite struggles in Arizona. With ownership demanding instant success, the Dolphins' choice could shape their future for years to come.

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Club Shay Shay · Nightcap Hour 2: Dolphins HIRE Jeff Hafley as HEAD COACH + Giants have HICCUP with John Harbaugh’s CONTRACT + CJ Stroud NEEDS to IMPROVE + Seahawks Zach Charbonnet has SEASON ENDING injury + Eric Beiniemy BACK as Chiefs OC · Jan 20, 2026

“… a meaningless game. They got guys on the ground. So they have a ton of injuries. Their defense is really banged up. Their offense, you know, is Malik Willis a better option right now than Jordan Love? I don't know. I don't know. But I mean, they got a lot of question marks in that organization. You got a coach playing, you know, coaching for a contract extension. But that is a weird. There is not a Bears fan. You live around a lot of them now that are comfortable with that matchup. You've had this magical season. You're the freaking two seed and you get the Green Bay Packers, even if they come …” “… the middle, Jamison Williams coming across the middle, their DB play. They give up a lot of yards. We just saw the Niners score a bunch of points on them. Now, can Green Bay take advantage of it? It feels like every time I look up, Green Bay's playing a meaningless game. They got guys on the ground. So they have a ton of injuries. Their defense is really banged up. Their offense, you know, is Malik Willis a better option right now than Jordan Love? I don't know. I don't know. But I mean, they got a lot of question marks in that organization. You got a coach playing, you know, coaching for a contract extension. But that is a weird. There is not a Bears fan. You live around a lot of them now that are comfortable with that matchup. You've had this magical season. You're the freaking two seed and you get the Green Bay Packers, even if they come limping in and everyone's going to be picking you. That's the thing. Everyone's going to be picking the Bears. I could just see that they get weird as well. I'd say the Packers, technically not a dog, but a live dog in that situation for being a team that no one's going to pick. You know, with Chicago, they have a playmaker at safety. They have 11 …” View more

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The Eagles are poised to dominate the 49ers in the playoffs due to San Francisco's depleted roster and questionable defense. With elite talent and a strong game plan, Philadelphia's chances of success are high, especially if they can exploit the Niners' weaknesses. The stakes are raised in what could be a pivotal matchup this postseason.

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The Herd with Colin Cowherd · Colin Cowherd Podcast Prime Cuts - NFL Wild Card Round Preview, Top NFL Head Coaches, Lamar Jackson’s Decline · Jan 10, 2026

“… we also realize is they're going to take more of a defense first approach in my opinion right like if you can take some of that pressure off of a Malik Willis and that offense right where it was kind of the opposite with Mike McDaniels like high power offense you're going to go score 30 points and you're going to just score more points than what the defense gives up right where here it's like let's build a badass defense Malik Willis is talented enough to make the plays when we need him to but we don't have to go score 35 points to go win a game like we can go build a badass defense with these picks …” “… like okay completely different system in place completely different process in place where these guys are going to say yeah we got seven draft picks and we're going to draft our way which is obviously the Packers way and one thing that I don't think we also realize is they're going to take more of a defense first approach in my opinion right like if you can take some of that pressure off of a Malik Willis and that offense right where it was kind of the opposite with Mike McDaniels like high power offense you're going to go score 30 points and you're going to just score more points than what the defense gives up right where here it's like let's build a badass defense Malik Willis is talented enough to make the plays when we need him to but we don't have to go score 35 points to go win a game like we can go build a badass defense with these picks still get playmakers on offense right to help Malik like you said Bobby we have a good enough offensive line when healthy right go get another guy in the draft but we have that flexibility with the amount of picks that we have but I do think that this team has to be built from a defense first approach be really gritty on the defensive side so you …” View more

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The Denver Broncos are shifting to a defense-first strategy, aiming to relieve pressure on quarterback Malik Willis. With seven picks in the top 100, the new GM and head coach plan to build a formidable defense, allowing the offense to make necessary plays without the burden of scoring 35 points per game. This new approach could transform the team's dynamics and overall performance.

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Tranquilo Sports Talk · Our Take on the Jaylen Waddle Trade · Mar 23, 2026

“… ahead after hanging around all game. Miami reeled off of 11-0 run down the stretch to put the Hurricanes firmly in control down the stretch. senior. Malik Renault struggled early, but used a couple of three-pointers to find his groove, scored 19 of his game-high 24 points in the second half. Friday night felt like the de facto road game for Miami but they were able to handle the environment in the pesky Tigers to pick the Hurricanes first NCAA tournament since 2023 Yeah, Miami, Miami got it going, bro. I hate Missouri lost their SEC team, but I pick I pick Miami to beat Missouri. Same. Yeah, I …” “Miami, number seven Miami, beat number 10 Missouri 80-66 after Missouri finally climbed ahead after hanging around all game. Miami reeled off of 11-0 run down the stretch to put the Hurricanes firmly in control down the stretch. senior. Malik Renault struggled early, but used a couple of three-pointers to find his groove, scored 19 of his game-high 24 points in the second half. Friday night felt like the de facto road game for Miami but they were able to handle the environment in the pesky Tigers to pick the Hurricanes first NCAA tournament since 2023 Yeah, Miami, Miami got it going, bro. I hate Missouri lost their SEC team, but I pick I pick Miami to beat Missouri. Same. Yeah, I pick Miami. I'm surprised. Oh, you ain't got Miami going to the national championship. Yeah, you pick everything else, Miami. No, no, I wouldn't do that. I wouldn't do that. You know, he ain't going to pick no Hurricane over no Tiger, you know, or nothing like that. You know, he going off mask, guys, man. I ain't going to – hey, listen, hey, Joe, …” View more

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Miami's number seven team defeated number ten Missouri 80-66, showcasing resilience with an 11-0 run to secure their victory. Despite a tough environment and a slow start for senior Malik Renault, who scored 19 of his 24 points in the second half, Miami advanced to the NCAA tournament's second round for the first time since 2023.

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Club Shay Shay · Nightcap Hour 1: Kentucky SURVIVES SCARE vs Santa Clara + Miami MOVES BY Missouri + UCONN CRUISES by Furman · Mar 21, 2026

“… so they're paying those guys what 70 million combined just to go away for this season I don't know what the cap it is but it's not great and who's Malik Willis throwing to just Jalen Waddle and whoever they get in the draft it's bad news for sure I do think though the Jets Do you want to do like for each division? Preliminarily, which what sticks out at you? Because the Jets is the one that I would go under. I don't want to go under on a four and a half. You'd go under. I'd go under on the Jell. Yeah. I mean, Gino, look, someone's pointed out, Gino got Seattle, Sam Donald, he got the Raiders Mendoza …” “… week when I had the Danny's on. maybe there wasn't as big of a market I mean just four and a half is the right price when you think they bought out Tyreek they're bought out Tua I mean that's one of the worst contracts in the history of the league so they're paying those guys what 70 million combined just to go away for this season I don't know what the cap it is but it's not great and who's Malik Willis throwing to just Jalen Waddle and whoever they get in the draft it's bad news for sure I do think though the Jets Do you want to do like for each division? Preliminarily, which what sticks out at you? Because the Jets is the one that I would go under. I don't want to go under on a four and a half. You'd go under. I'd go under on the Jell. Yeah. I mean, Gino, look, someone's pointed out, Gino got Seattle, Sam Donald, he got the Raiders Mendoza and he's going to get the jets arch man. Like it's, it's kind of ridiculous. Like they traded for Minka Fitzpatrick, which would have been a huge deal a year ago. Right. Yeah. The guy had one interception, which is more than everybody combined on the jets. But what are they trying? I don't think this, the effort is, you know, is worthy of a five and …” View more

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The AFC North is shaping up to be one of the toughest divisions, with predictions suggesting a combined win total of only 30 for its teams. Baltimore's new coach and challenging schedule could lead to an underwhelming season, especially with key player losses. Meanwhile, the Jets are predicted to struggle significantly, raising questions about their future performance.

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The Bill Simmons Podcast · NFL Over/Unders, an Oscars Preview, and a Brady-Pats Feud | With Cousin Sal, Sean Fennessey, and Seth Wickersham · Mar 11, 2026

“… have more of an upward trajectory. Now, Daniel Jones, set to be a free agent, or well, ish. But I think he, I'm not going to put him in the game. Malik Willis, I'll put him in the game. Kyler Murray and Tua, they'll be in the game. So Kyler Murray, Malik Willis See, Mac Jones isn't available But he could be Could be We'll put him in Tua, Anthony Richardson, Davis Mills Spencer Rattler Tanner McKee Who was in Bad News Bears, I think No, he wasn't Not the same time Joe Milton I know who's taking him Seaton loves Joe Milton. So I'm literally looking at Joe Milton right now to see where is he going to …” “So the idea is to choose the quarterback who will have the most success with the team that didn't draft him heading into next season. So that's a player who has already improved, but can still have more of an upward trajectory. Now, Daniel Jones, set to be a free agent, or well, ish. But I think he, I'm not going to put him in the game. Malik Willis, I'll put him in the game. Kyler Murray and Tua, they'll be in the game. So Kyler Murray, Malik Willis See, Mac Jones isn't available But he could be Could be We'll put him in Tua, Anthony Richardson, Davis Mills Spencer Rattler Tanner McKee Who was in Bad News Bears, I think No, he wasn't Not the same time Joe Milton I know who's taking him Seaton loves Joe Milton. So I'm literally looking at Joe Milton right now to see where is he going to fall in this because I am taking him first. Okay. All righty. That's my guy. How about we use arm length? That'll be who goes first here. Yes, Paul. Is Aaron Rodgers available in this draft? Is he a free agent? Yes, I think. I think he would be in this draft. Okay. All right. I see reclamation project worthy, though. I mean they Yeah I don know if I …” View more

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In a surprising twist, Joe Milton emerges as the top pick in this unconventional quarterback draft discussion. The panel evaluates various quarterbacks, including Kyler Murray and Tua, but Milton's potential steals the spotlight as they debate the best fit for teams looking for a fresh start. This lively conversation highlights the unpredictability of player success in the NFL.

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The Dan Patrick Show · Hour 3 – Reclamation Projects, Team Building · Mar 04, 2026

“… got to keep love because he gets nicked at some point in time every year, be it concussions, be it a hand, be it something. They've got to keep Malik Willis. That's who they've got to keep. Because when Malik came in, when Jordan Love had to go out, they're not going to be able to keep him. Somebody's going to pay him money. play him start money. Maybe it's Pittsburgh. Well, I like the way you think, man. I like the way you think. Say it. I like that. Somebody, I believe somebody gonna play him starters money. Or we don't go to the Jets. I like the way you think. After you say starter money, when …” “… bruh. Ain't them sacks hard to come by now? They shouldn't be. But look, I like this for LeFleur. They should've lost this game. They should've put him away when they had an opportunity and that didn't happen. And that's why they're, you know, they've got to keep love because he gets nicked at some point in time every year, be it concussions, be it a hand, be it something. They've got to keep Malik Willis. That's who they've got to keep. Because when Malik came in, when Jordan Love had to go out, they're not going to be able to keep him. Somebody's going to pay him money. play him start money. Maybe it's Pittsburgh. Well, I like the way you think, man. I like the way you think. Say it. I like that. Somebody, I believe somebody gonna play him starters money. Or we don't go to the Jets. I like the way you think. After you say starter money, when you say starter money, what we talking about? I mean, that Sam Donald Baker Mayfield, 33 million. Okay, okay. Okay, that's team friendly right there. Yeah, very, very. Team friendly. So, that's what I think is gonna happen with that situation. But Green Bay got pieces. You know, they can run the football. The receivers, just keep Christian Watson …” View more

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The Green Bay Packers are committing to head coach Matt LaFleur, who signed a multi-year extension, signaling confidence in his leadership. This decision comes as the team evaluates their roster and coaching strategy, especially with a promising quarterback and a strong receiving corps. LaFleur's ability to adapt and oversee both offense and defense could be crucial for the Packers' future success.

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Club Shay Shay · Nightcap Hour 2: Falcons HIRE Kevin Stefnaski as their new Head Coach + Packers KEEP Matt LeFleur as head coach + The RIP Red Carpet BTS · Jan 18, 2026

“like a aaron rogers or like a kirk cousins that can sling it you don't really need a dual threat I don't know if you noticed though Joe but Malik Willis is going to be available and he's going somewhere he's going to the highest bidder Miami, Arizona I can see him in Miami Arizona would be a good one too for Malik what's Wilson's first name? Michael Wilson Joe Joe, boy it's a young bull named Mike Wilson, he came out of nowhere. Yeah He came I don know if you been around Joe he came out of nowhere That about playing like true number one Yeah Oh my God Boy, he nice. All year long, Joe. He make …” “like a aaron rogers or like a kirk cousins that can sling it you don't really need a dual threat I don't know if you noticed though Joe but Malik Willis is going to be available and he's going somewhere he's going to the highest bidder Miami, Arizona I can see him in Miami Arizona would be a good one too for Malik what's Wilson's first name? Michael Wilson Joe Joe, boy it's a young bull named Mike Wilson, he came out of nowhere. Yeah He came I don know if you been around Joe he came out of nowhere That about playing like true number one Yeah Oh my God Boy, he nice. All year long, Joe. He make them play after play after play after play. Now, if they get Marvin Harrison Jr. up to speed, they got Trey McBride, best tight end in football. So, they got weapons. They got to redo the offensive line. They got to get better at the offensive line, though, Joe. they got to get better at that yeah but hey what you think about malik malik willis …” View more

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Malik Willis is set to be a hot commodity in the NFL, with potential destinations including Miami and Arizona. The Cardinals, now under new management, could provide the perfect environment for Willis to thrive, especially with a strong offensive lineup featuring stars like Marvin Harrison Jr. and Trey McBride. This move could reshape the dynamics of the league.

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Club Shay Shay · Nightcap Hour 2: LeBron ENJOYS Playing Game 7’s on ROAD + Jeremy Lin & Kobe Didn’t SPEAK for 5 MONTHS + Gil Areanas PRASIS Iso Joe + Pats RELEASE Stefon Diggs + Chiefs TRADE Trent McDuffie + Cardinals RELEASE Kyler Muarray · Mar 05, 2026

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