Gonna have to be honest here, and this might not be a major revelation, but the ball comes out very differently out of Malik Willis' hand
than it does any of the other three QBs on the roster — Quinn Ewers, Cam Miller and Mark Gronowski. The velocity difference is borderline startling. Because he's going to be the player under the most scrutiny, we'll start with Malik Willis' work in seven-on-seven sessions, which was fine but not overly spectacular. His best pass was a mid-range completion to the sideline to tight end Jalin Conyers with Tyrel Dodson in coverage. To be honest, though, none of the quarterbacks stood out.
Levi Edwards·
Carroll on Cam Miller's progress: "He continues to do a nice job. Go back to the mock game ... he kind of did the same thing in the mock game. The last five or six days of hard work, he continues to move the club. I'm happy for him. It was about as duress as you can get and he handled it well. But it's not the first time, he's done well in our practices and he did well in the mock game."
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