Malik Willis

His rushing ability creates a high weekly floor, but it's hard to envision much more with no viable WR1 or WR2 in Miami.

Malik Willis had some strong statistical outings as the Packers' starter. Those game plans utilized a lot of heavily schemed plays where there was one planned option and a lot of moving parts to manipulate the defense to make it happen. 

These plays work well in one-off situations, but become predictable as every-week calls. A good starter must show he can deliver in an offense that asks him to be a match-up player -- a field general who reads defenses, spots disguises, and anticipates routes with strong pass placement. 

These are the parts of Willis' game that we haven't seen extensively since his rookie year and college seasons. None of that past sample was starter-worthy. 

Miami will hope to scheme plays in the passing game with success and lean on Willis' elite running ability. If Willis can grow over the next 2-3 seasons, he could become a viable fantasy starter. 

Right now, he might do it like Justin Fields but with questionable sustainability.