Dolphins' Malik Willis Shows Improvement Ahead of Season

Miami Dolphins head coach Jeff Hafley has noted significant improvements in quarterback Malik Willis as he prepares for the first year of his three-year, $67.5 million contract.

Hafley pointed out that Willis has become more confident and consistent, effectively managing the football and timing his throws. He is also utilizing his mobility to extend plays and make downfield throws. Hafley expressed optimism about Willis's development, particularly in understanding the playbook and taking on a leadership role within the team.

Offensive coordinator Bobby Slowik praised Willis's ability to manage the offense and his continuous improvement on the field. Meanwhile, New York Jets quarterback Geno Smith discussed his leadership approach as he enters his 13th season, emphasizing the importance of integrity and preparation. Additionally, New England Patriots left tackle Will Campbell shared insights from Eagles right tackle Lane Johnson regarding self-assessment and preparation following his first NFL season.