The Miami Dolphins do not plan to change quarterbacks despite Malik Willis’s struggles in a 31-24 loss to the Cincinnati Bengals. In the first half, Willis throws two interceptions, going 5-of-12 for 60 yards as Miami falls behind 21-7. He later finishes the game with a performance that underlines ongoing issues with accuracy and decision-making.
Across early-season games, outlets describe a split picture for Willis: flashes of arm talent and athleticism alongside problems with passing consistency. Yahoo Sports (citing AP) reports the team is not considering a QB change after the Bengals game. Other reporting points to Miami’s 0-5 start and highlights concerns about whether Willis’s three-year contract is delivering expected production, noting his poor passer rating and turn-over impacts, as well as pressure from sacks.
While one outlet raises the possibility that Miami could reassess Willis before his contract ends, the overall coverage focuses on his continued role and the Dolphins’ broader need to improve results as the season develops.
