Summary
The Miami Dolphins signed quarterback Malik Willis to a three-year contract. Despite his limited NFL experience, they are considering drafting another quarterback, Drew Allar from Penn State, as a backup option. The Dolphins might select Allar in the 2026 NFL Draft as a precaution if Willis doesn't perform as expected.
Key Facts
- The Dolphins signed Malik Willis to a $67.5 million contract for three years.
- Willis has only started six NFL games before joining the Dolphins.
- ESPN's Ben Solak suggests the Dolphins could draft quarterback Drew Allar as insurance.
- Allar is known as a "dominant pocket passer" and could be picked in the fourth round of the 2026 NFL Draft.
- Despite concerns, Allar has been labeled the most talented pure passer of his draft class.
- Allar suffered a broken ankle that ended his last college season early.
- The Dolphins have multiple draft picks and might use one to secure a backup quarterback.
