Home / NFL / Miami Dolphins Jon-Eric Sullivan does not expect an incomplete grade for the Miami Dolphins’ most important evaluation of 2026 Miami Dolphins GM Jon-Eric Sullivan confidently answers a pressing question about the Miami Dolphins’ most important objective for 2026. Kyle Crabbs — NFL National Writer Sep 1, 2026 9:26 AM EDT Aug 20, 2026; Miami Gardens, FL, USA; Miami Dolphins quarterback Malik Willis (2) speaks to New York Giants head coach John Harbaugh and Miami Dolphins defensive tackle Zach Sieler (92) after joint practice at Baptist Health Training Complex. Sam Navarro-Imagn Images ‘I would say yes, we do.’ Those words, as spoken by Miami Dolphins general manager Jon-Eric Sullivan, help to push the door shut on one of the biggest worries surrounding the franchise’s fanbase this season. The 2026 year for the Miami Dolphins is all about building. Head coach Jeff Hafley has preached about it. Sullivan has, too. But the worry for many is that all that building will muddy the water relating to the biggest assessment Miami must make this season. That, of course, being the outlook for quarterback Malik Willis. But Sullivan just closed the door on that worry. Miami Dolphins general manager Jon-Eric Sullivan believes the team has enough around QB Malik Willis to properly evaluate him in 2026 Aug 20, 2026; Miami Gardens, FL, USA; Miami Dolphins quarterback Malik Willis (2) looks on after joint practice with the New York Giants at Baptist Health Training Complex. Sam Navarro-Imagn Images “I think any time your ability to move the football, your ability to handle the hard times as a guy, your ability to process…Malik I think is different than most because of the athletic traits he has, the powerful arm. I feel very comfortable that as these young players grow with Malik, we’ll all see what Malik is. The evaluation part of it is just simply playing the position soundly, making good decisions, using your legs when you need to use your legs, throwing the ball accurately, getting the ball out on time, processing. I know where you’re going with the question, it’s like, do we have enough around him for us to evaluate him? I would say yes, we do.” — Miami Dolphins general manager Jon-Eric Sullivan on QB Malik Willis Sullivan would go on to clarify that the internal evaluation of Willis may not look the same as a casual fan — and that context may be king beyond the raw numbers that Willis posts this season in what could be a trying year. But make no mistake about it. Sullivan expects the picture to be crystal clear on the future of Malik Willis in Miami when this season comes to a close. No matter the juggling pieces around him on offense. If he’s right, a Willis emergence would serve as a springboard into the future. The ball is in Willis’ hands, now. Miami Dolphins News Jon-Eric Sullivan offers an update on one of the rookies the Miami Dolphins need most Kyle Crabbs August 10, 2026 Dolphins Dolphins News Malik Willis Miami Dolphins Miami Dolphins News Related Articles The Miami Dolphins should be reconsidering one of their Monday waiver claims after the latest news 14 hours ago Seats on the Miami Dolphins’ 2026 practice squad are filling up fast—but there’s an important detail to know about the remaining spots 17 hours ago The Miami Dolphins just picked up a free fifth-round draft pick as a part of their early roster reinforcements 18 hours ago Three Miami Dolphins position rooms in need of immediate attention after initial 53-man roster cuts 22 hours ago
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