Malik Willis Dynasty Value

Two years buried on Auburn's bench, two years running wild at Liberty. Willis barely threw the ball in his Auburn stint (69 combined passing yards across 12 appearances in 2017-2018), but he did run: 309 rushing yards and 2 touchdowns in limited action. The Liberty chapter was a different player entirely. In 2020 he posted 225.2 yards per game through the air with 20 touchdowns and 944 rushing yards with 14 scores in 10 games. The 2021 follow-up brought more volume (2,857 passing yards, 27 touchdowns in 13 games) but also more mistakes, 12 interceptions against competition that shouldn't have generated that many. Career totals across 35 games: 5,178 passing yards, 48 touchdowns, 18 interceptions (2.7:1), plus 2,131 rushing yards and 29 rushing touchdowns. The rushing production is running-back caliber. No combine measurables on file, so the physical evaluation is all tape and pro day. The arm is generational. The processing is not. Liberty's schedule provided zero evidence that Willis can read NFL-caliber coverages, and the interception spike in 2021 against that level of competition is hard to explain away. R3.86 for a quarterback with the widest range of outcomes in this class, where the best version is a franchise cornerstone and the most likely version never starts consistently.