He's got rare traits, man. Super, super rare traits.

That zone read keeper around the corner against the Ravens,

beating both Kyle Hamilton and Marlon Humphrey to the pylon for a 25-yard touchdown.

Earlier in that same game, he splits a too high look with a 35-yard frozen rope.

Two high safeties, you have to access the middle of the field at the top of your drop.

You have to see that before the snap, and you have to know the ball's going there to make that

throw, and you have to have the arm to cut through that cold weather to put the ball on the spot

between those two defenders, and that's exactly what he did.

In Fridget a Green Bay, man, in the exact same game.

Hey, oh, what is up, Dolf fans?

And welcome to the Drive Time podcast on today's show.

Malik Willis is here.

He is official.

And we are breaking down everything about his game, the tape, the metrics, the processing,

the physical traits, his opening press conference.

It's the Malik Willis episode.

Let's go. Before we do's the Malik Willis episode. Let's go.

Before we do get into Malik Willis content here on the show, a bunch of activity has

happened since I put this podcast together.

The Dolphins have re-signed, kicker Riley Patterson, linebacker, Willie Gaye Jr., defensive

lineman Matthew Butler,

cornerback A.J. Green. We have designated Tua Tua Taurus and Bradley Chubb as post-1 cut designations, release designations. We traded McA Fitzpatrick to the Jets. All of that is official.

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