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Unc & Ocho PREDICT Puka Nacua Will RESET Market After Zay Flowers 4YR Deal! Pickens NEXT? | Nightcap
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Shannon Sharpe, Chad "Ochocinco" Johnson, and Joe "King Iso" Johnson react to Zay Flowers signing a four-year extension with the Baltimore Ravens and debate which star receiver will be next to get paid. Ocho predicts Puka Nacua could reset the wide receiver market at around $44–45 million per year and explains why the Rams should take care of their star receiver before the season begins. Plus, the crew discusses how Flowers' new deal could drive George Pickens' price even higher and why Jerry Jones may regret waiting to lock up another key Cowboys weapon.
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