NASHVILLE, Tenn. — In a jaw-dropping performance that left fans and analysts alike buzzing, Malik Willis showcased a level of skill and determination that the Tennessee Titans never quite saw during his tenure with them.

Just weeks after being traded to the Green Bay Packers, Willis led his new team to a convincing 30-14 victory over his former squad on Sunday, proving his doubters wrong in spectacular fashion.

As Jordan Love continues to nurse a knee injury — missing his second consecutive game — the Packers found an unexpected hero in Willis, who had only joined the Green Bay roster on August 26.

Head Coach Matt LaFleur expressed amazement at how quickly Willis adapted, highlighting a unique bond developed between the two as they’ve navigated this uncharted territory together.

“I can't articulate how remarkable his performance has been in such a short time. It’s unprecedented!” LaFleur exclaimed.

Willis was not alone in his quest for victory.

The Packers' defense put on a historic display, amassing eight sacks — the most for the franchise since 2005 — and securing three turnovers to hold Titans quarterback Will Levis at bay.

Safety Xavier McKinney continued his impressive form with a third interception in three games, while Jaire Alexander's pick-six of Levis set the tone for the match early on.

What truly set Willis apart in this contest was his versatility.

He opened with a spectacular 30-yard completion to receiver Jayden Reed on the very first play, demonstrating an aggressive approach that was less evident in previous weeks.

Following that, an intelligent read allowed him to connect with Christian Watson for another 30-yard pass, leading to a rushing touchdown — showing that he can not only pass but also extend plays with his legs.

In statistical terms, Willis shattered his previous records,

throwing for 202 yards on 13 of 19 completions and rushing for an impressive 73 yards on just six carries.

Comparatively, during his three starts with the Titans in 2022, he never reached 100 passing yards in any game.

Despite the narrative of revenge looming over him,

Willis remained humble post-game, downplaying the emotional weight of playing against the team that once drafted him.

“All wins count the same,” he stated, yet his teammates clearly felt a different energy.

“I don’t care if he doesn’t think it’s a revenge game,” noted Watson, who led with 67 receiving yards.

“I wanted him to succeed, given everything he’s been through.”

The Packers’ game strategy showcased a nice balance,

running the ball 37 times for 188 yards but still throwing it 19 times.

This contrasts starkly with their prior game strategy of nearly all rushing, underlying LaFleur’s growing confidence in Willis.

With the Vikings (3-0) looming on the horizon,

the stakes remain high for the Packers (2-1).

Whether Love will return to action remains uncertain.

However, the Titans game has clearly galvanised the team, instilling a sense of unity and purpose moving forward.

“This can really uplift our squad,” LaFleur concluded.

As Malik Willis continues to shine brightly in Green Bay,

fans and analysts are left wondering if this is just the beginning of a remarkable resurgence for the young quarterback.

Stay tuned as the Packers aim to build on this momentum in their upcoming clash!