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Puka Nakua to me if he maintains full health and no off the- field shenanigans is a unicorn asset... He's a power law player... You don't want to ever trade away the unicorn assets.
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Unicorn asset worth keeping despite heightened reinjury risk.

Unicorn asset and power-law player who, if he maintains full health and avoids off-field issues, is the Sean McVay and Matthew Stafford wide receiver one at least until Stafford retires. When fully healthy, he ranks top three in fantasy points per game. The source values him highly enough to decline a trade of Nakua for Michael Wilson and two first-round picks, citing the principle that unicorn assets should be acquired, not traded away, as they are scarce and fantasy football is ruled by power-law distribution. However, injury experts including Jeff Mueller and Jesse Morris warn of heightened reinjury risk due to pre-patellar tendinitis that could escalate to patellar tendinitis requiring six to eight weeks off.

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