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3. Malik Willis, Liberty 2020 stats: 170-265, 2,250 passing yards, 20 touchdowns, six interceptions; 994 rushing yards, 14 touchdowns Each year, there is one quarterback prospect that captures the attention of the nation despite not being from a big-name school. Enter Malik Willis. The 6-foot-1, 215-pound transfer from Auburn burst onto the scene in 2020, leading Hugh Freeze's Liberty squad to a 10-1 record, culminated by a 37-34 upset victory over Coastal Carolina in the Cure Bowl. Willis has been called one of the most electrifying QBs in college football with impressive arm talent and the ability to make plays with his legs. While Willis struggles with inconsistency at times, his upside is undeniable. If he can lead the Flames to another strong season, he could hear his name being called early in this year's draft as well.

I can show you a Jeremy Johnson blurb too.

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Posted by metafour

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Posted on 9/26/21 at 2:02 pm to jangalang

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I can show you a Jeremy Johnson blurb too.

This is a bold-faced lie. The only time that Jeremy Johnson even looked "good", he was nowhere near draft-eligible. Hence there wouldn't be any serious "NFL draft blurbs" on him. They don't write draft blurbs for a Freshman coming into mop-up duty and looking good.

Malik Willis is in his 2nd season of making some jaw-dropping plays that have NFL scouts extremely intrigued. It's not one fricking half in mop-up duty of looking good.

The fact that you're choosing to die on this hill is so absurdly pathetic, I can't believe I'm talking to a real person. To sit there and STILL suggest that Bo Nix is "more talented" than Malik Willis shows a literal peanut-brain. He does absolutely nothing better than Willis. Not one thing. Zero things. And his physical tools are nowhere near Willis. It's literally comparing a Ferrari to a fricking Kia Forte.

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