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Unc & Ocho DEMAND the Lions PAY Jahmyr Gibbs What He's WORTH! | Nightcap
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Shannon Sharpe, Chad "Ochocinco" Johnson, and Joe "King Iso" Johnson call on the Detroit Lions to pay Jahmyr Gibbs as his contract holdout continues on Nightcap! The crew explains why Gibbs has already established himself as one of the NFL's elite running backs, why his current salary doesn't reflect his production, and why Detroit can't afford to begin the season without one of its biggest offensive weapons. Plus, they compare Gibbs to Bijan Robinson, debate the value of today's top running backs, and explain why both stars should make sure they're paid before putting their bodies on the line.
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