Outlook Malik Willis
Malik Willis vs Bengals — Uphill battle as home underdogs
Willis remains Miami’s starting quarterback, but the Dolphins enter Week 5 searching for answers amid an 0-4 start. The offense took a major blow with starting running back De'Von Achane lost for the season, putting more pressure on rookie Ollie Gordon II and Willis to move the chains. Pass protection and receiving health are also concerns, with tackle Austin Jackson and wideout Caleb Douglas banged up heading into Sunday.
Fantasy managers have largely moved away from Willis, as his roster rate sits below 18% with just a 2.6% start mark. Our models project him for around 162 passing yards and 27 rushing yards, totaling 12.1 fantasy points. Facing a 6.5-point spread as home underdogs against Cincinnati, Willis brings dual-threat potential but lacks the passing efficiency or touchdown upside to be trusted outside of deep Superflex leagues.
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Outlook Bhayshul Tuten
Bhayshul Tuten vs. Eagles in London — High-Efficiency Lead Role Fuels Must-Start Appeal
Tuten heads to London fully healthy and firmly entrenched as Jacksonville's primary back over Chris Rodriguez Jr. and LeQuint Allen Jr. His efficiency has been remarkable, leading all NFL running backs in rushing grade while continuously forcing missed tackles. After handling 32 carries across his last two games—and having multiple scores wiped out by penalties—his role between the tackles is completely secure.
With his fantasy start rate climbing up to 85%, fantasy managers should feel confident slotting him into their lineups across all formats. Jacksonville enters as a substantial favorite, setting up an ideal ground-game script. Our projection slots Tuten for roughly 14 fantasy points on nearly 15 carries and 66 rushing yards, giving him a dependable floor with legitimate multi-touchdown upside.
