Shannon Sharpe#42 of 87 NFL pundits · Nov 10, 2026
Sharpe ranked the league's top receivers with Jaxon Smith-Njigba first, Ja'Marr Chase second and CeeDee Lamb third (saying Puka Nacua would be ahead of Lamb if healthy), and said Quinyon Mitchell's next contract will not come in below the recent top cornerback deals.
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What Shannon Sharpe said
I got CD third, I got Chase second, I got JSN one.
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- Nightcap Hour 1: Bills SMOKE the Vikings + Jaguars Trade FIRST ROUND Pick for Jordan Davis + Puka Nacua on INJURED RESERVE
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“I said, I had JSN first. I said, I had Chase second. And I said, because Puka's hurt, I got CD third. I said, if Puka's healthy, I got Puka in front of CD.”
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