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The Los Angeles Rams should be having second thoughts about extending receiver Puka Nacua given his injury issues and off-field problems.

Ramblin' Fan writer John Sbisa argues that extending wide receiver Puka Nacua is increasingly questionable for the Los Angeles Rams. Sbisa cites a combination of Nacua's recurring injury issues, reported offseason conduct concerns, and an expected contract demand reaching $40 million to $45 million annually amid the Rams' difficult 2-4 start to the season.
Nacua has missed multiple games due to groin and calf injuries this season, while the article also references past reports of potential league discipline. Sbisa suggests that with an aging roster and pending free agents, Los Angeles may adopt a wait-and-see approach or face a potential trade scenario rather than committing to a record-setting extension.
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