Green Bay Packers quarterback Malik Willis is reportedly unhappy with his current role on the team and is seeking a trade, according to sources close to the situation. Willis, who was traded to the Packers earlier in the offseason, is said to be frustrated with his limited playing time and the lack of a clear path to a starting position.
Despite showcasing his athleticism and potential during practices and preseason games, Willis has found himself behind starting quarterback Jordan Love on the depth chart. Sources claim that Willis was hopeful for a more prominent role when he joined the Packers but now feels his chances of starting in Green Bay are slim.
The lack of communication regarding his future with the team has further strained Willis’ relationship with the coaching staff and front office. Reports suggest that Willis has expressed concerns about not being given enough opportunities to prove himself and feels that the team has not fully utilized his skill set.
Willis, a former third-round pick by the Tennessee Titans, showed flashes of potential during his rookie season but struggled to secure a consistent starting role. His move to Green Bay was seen as an opportunity for a fresh start, but the situation has not unfolded as he had hoped.
Several teams are reportedly monitoring the situation, with potential suitors interested in acquiring the dual-threat quarterback. As the trade deadline approaches, Willis’ future with the Packers remains uncertain. Both parties are expected to explore options, with a potential trade looming on the horizon if the situation remains unresolved.
