Nightcap Hour 3: Von Miller LOOKING for NEW Home + AFC Exec CALLS OUT Overpriced WRs

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Iso Joe Johnson 2:35
Joe! Von Miller's looking for a new home. Look what he posted. Uh-oh. Uh-oh. Uh-oh. Uh-oh. Hold on, Von. Hey, boy, come on home, man. You know we got a spot for you. That two-fold look good on you, too, boy. Yeah, he from Texas, too. He played at Texas A&M. Makes sense. DeMarcus Ware was one of his guys. He got an opportunity to play with D-Ware in Denver. They won a championship together. Von was Super Bowl MVP.
Uh-oh.
Iso Joe Johnson 3:03
And you look at the limited number of snaps that he had last year, I think he had like seven, eight sacks. Look, the one thing he can do, he can get out to the quarterback. And it's not gonna cost you a whole lot of money. He can still bend that corner.
Ben Zobrist 3:18
He can still bend that edge.
Iso Joe Johnson 3:20
Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. He absolutely can. He bend it like Beckham, boy. I'm a Von Miller fan, man, especially he coming to the Cowboy. Huh? Hey, boy, hey, hey, hey, boy, our defense gonna be all right, Ocho, I'm telling you. Our defense gonna be better than y'all's. The Bengals. Yo, let's wait till football season get here, Joe, before we talk. All right, okay. I got something for you, boy. Right now, my head is all basketball right now, all basketball. Uh-oh, this gonna get Ocho upset. An anonymous AFC executive is calling out overpriced wide receivers. I think the wide receiver prices have gotten so crazy that teams are warming up to the fact I can get a super talented back with pass catching abilities paying $17 or $18 million a year like doesn't sound so bad anymore.
Iso Joe Johnson 4:15
The top average NFL annual value position for JSN, $42.1 million. More than double the top running back, which is Saquon, at $20.6. Ocho? Remember Ojo used to be the running back. We ain't gonna pay the running back. Now they said, these wide receiver prices are getting out of line.
Jake Brennan 4:37
Man, child, please. Listen, if you don't have receivers, go out there and try to run an offense and see what happens.

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