Huddle Up: If Willis does use his legs on a consistent basis, especially in the red zone, it will go a long way to boosting his overall fantasy value. Whether or not the brief flashes he has shown as a backup will translate to a starting role remains to be seen, but Willis is an intriguing QB2.

Huddle Up: Although Willis has flashed some potential in limited starts the last couple of years, it remains to be seen what he can do on a consistent basis as a starter. He will be worth a look as a midrange QB2, but a questionable supporting cast could hurt his upside.

Huddle Up: Willis is going to be a midrange QB2 that could be worthy of spot starts in certain matchups. There's not a lot of upside, though, with the receiving corps not providing a ton of punch.

Huddle Up: Willis is in line to be the starting quarterback for the Dolphins, so he will need to understand the offense before the start of the season. He has played well at times over the last few seasons but will likely be a No. 2 fantasy quarterback this season.

Huddle Up: Willis showed potential in spot duty with the Green Bay Packers last season after struggling with a similar barebones structure in Tennessee. The fantasy outlook isn't going to be great in 2026, but he could be a matchup play as a QB2 in fantasy.

Huddle Up: The Dolphins can talk about Willis being the answer at the quarterback position, but his play on the field will ultimately determine whether or not he is the long-term starter. Willis flashed some potential in a small sample last year, and he should be considered a QB2 with upside heading into 2026.

Huddle Up: Willis should start right away for the Dolphins and is familiar with head coach Jeff Hafley since both are coming from the Green Bay Packers. He will likely be a No. 2 quarterback in fantasy leagues to start the season but could become more valuable as the season goes on.

Huddle Up: Head coach Jeff Hafley is familiar with Willis since they were both with the Packers last year, so Willis will be the starting quarterback for the foreseeable future. He will have some good targets to throw to in 2026 but will probably be a No. 2 fantasy quarterback in most leagues.

Huddle Up: Willis will receive interest from several teams this offseason and is in line to be a starter for a team in 2026. He played well in his limited workload this past season but will probably only be a No. 2 quarterback in fantasy leagues no matter where he plays.

Huddle Up: Willis was pressed into duty for four games last season, starting one in Week 17 against the Baltimore Ravens. His lone start produced 288 passing yards and a touchdown on 18-of-21 passing, plus 60 rushing yards and two rushing scores. Plucked in the trade market following the 2024 preseason, Willis has been an excellent backup quarterback in the handful of times he's needed to come in, and that promise has intrigued several NFL franchises as Willis hits free agency in 2026 despite a small sample size of opportunities. For fantasy, it's the rushing production that draws eyes to Willis, as that has historically been what has separated average fantasy quarterbacks from the excellent ones. If Willis is signed as a starter in 2026, he'll be an immediate sleeper candidate for fantasy managers to take a flier on in drafts.