Malik Willis in 2026?

Your comment inspired me to make this Steelpens65.

 

Ok I'll repeat this in case you missed it. Willis has thrown 35 passes this season and completed 30 of them, that's 86%. And they weren't all dinks and dunks he threw for 422 yards. I don't know I think any QB that can complete nearly 90% of his passes is worth looking into.

 

He has a live NFL arm probably only Aller has a bigger arm than Beck coming out this spring.

 

Fans in Green Bay will be elated especially after this weekend’s debacle

 

Still a hard pass
Can complete 109%

 

Allar hasn’t impressed me at all
Maybe because I only watched him play against top tier teams where he constantly looked like a deer in headlights

 

He's not 5'10". I looked up Chambliss height on Wiki and Yahoo's draft site and they both have him listed as 6'1" and 200 lbs.

 

No question about that. I'm just saying that Aller has the strongest arm in the draft.

 

I kept comparing size during game
He didn’t look Murray or Bryce Young size
He most likely can put on 20-25lbs of weight
Thank you sir

 

Honestly
If I had a choice between Allar or Beck
Would choose Beck
And I am a big PSU fan

 

Ask Titans fan about his ability as a qb. Dobbs, Rudolph, Duck, Fields, have also looked very good over a couple game span. He came in distant third in competition against Will Levis and Rudolph. He doesn’t read defenses, isn’t particularly accurate and has failed miserably at Titans when playing under Vrabel and having Derrick Henry as his running back….both of whom are pretty good at their job. Maybe he has had a complete makeover at Green Bay, but I need to see more after having a pretty underwhelming career prior to the current brief success.

 

I am a Penn State fan and watched all his games. Allar is not very clutch and prone to interceptions or mistakes in big moments against quality opponents. It was frustrating watching QBs like Howard, Mendoza, or Leonard in the 24 playoff outplay him and make clutch throws.

Allar is a far less talented Justin Herbert. Mid- or lower-round reclamation or developmental project, given his injury.

 

He was regarded as a massive project coming out of the draft, basically a good athlete with a big arm that needed to be taught how to play QB at the NFL level. You would expect him to struggle mightily in his rookie year. He hasn't had a ton of games played, so he's a definite risk... but the games he has appeared in during his time in Green Bay have been pretty good. I doubt he'd be expensive as a signing, and wouldn't need to be guaranteed a starting spot. He can compete with Howard or whoever else.