Malik Willis’ Monday Night Football cameo may have sealed more than just a Green Bay victory—it could be the final nail in the coffin for the Tennessee Titans’ quarterback woes.

With the Packers leading 34-0, Green Bay benched Jordan Love, giving Willis a rare shot in the spotlight. In those few minutes, Willis reminded the NFL world just how much coaching and development matter—especially for quarterbacks.

After a 34-yard strike to Jayden Reed, it was clear: Willis may have found his rhythm in Green Bay, while the Titans are left regretting the 2022 draft decision. Since his time in Tennessee, where he posted dismal numbers—35 completions for 276 yards, zero touchdowns, and three picks—Willis seemed like more of a project than a future starter. Fast forward to 2024, and he’s leading the Packers to victories, showcasing a mistake-free style with 324 passing yards, two touchdowns, and 114 rushing yards in just two starts.

For the Titans, the contrast couldn’t be sharper. Their offense, led by Will Levis and Mason Rudolph, is one of the league’s worst. Meanwhile, Malik Willis is thriving in Green Bay, a painful reminder of the missed opportunity in Tennessee