Mike Vrabel was asked this week about Malik Willis getting reps ahead of Logan Woodside for the Tennessee Titans. Willis started the first preseason game against the Baltimore Ravens and got more reps against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers in the joint practices this week. Vrabel said it is important for Willis to get reps to help his development.
There is no question that they want Willis to be the quarterback of the future. There is also no question that Woodside isn’t the quarterback of the future. Woodside might end up being the #2 quarterback when the season starts, but if Ryan Tannehill were to go down with an injury that was going to cause him to miss an extended period of time, they would be doing everything in their power to get Willis ready to play.