Willis is used as a blueprint for Salter’s late-round pro potential, illustrating the path from Liberty signal-caller to pro backup behind Jordan Love in Green Bay.

Malik Willis climbs 17 spots to No. 31, delivering a signal of potential situational value and depth at quarterback. If he earns meaningful backup or late-game reps, Willis could carve a fantasy path in two-point conversions or gadget plays, particularly in dynasty contexts.

Malik Willis is noted as GB’s backup quarterback, wearing 2—an unusual digit choice given his college days at a different program. His presence on GB’s roster adds speculative upside for late-season scenarios if the starter is unavailable and the team leans on a dual-threat option in certain packages.

Willis, mentioned as Malik Willis starting two games, represents an intriguing contrast to Love’s trajectory. If Willis gains familiarity in a run-heavy Packers system, it could backstop Love and push the offense to a dynamic, unpredictable unit.

Willis steps in as a veteran-like backup with the potential to unlock a few gadget plays and keep the offense dynamic if Love struggles. His presence adds a cautious but realistic ceiling for the Packers in two-QB formats and provides a buffer against injuries.