I don't know how much run any of them necessarily will get, but on paper I'd like to see it as long as long as the right duo was alongside them. I could see something like a giant, multi-ball handler unit of Zion/Murphy/Naji/Jones/Hayes being simultaneously hilarious and also just beating the Jesus out of backup units. That would only work if Naji's shooting was improved from last year (he was about 35% on 2.5 attempts a game: if he was something like 37% on similar per-minute volume or higher, that's the kind of improvement I mean) because otherwise Murphy would be the only real shooting threat in the lineup. But in terms of just being defensively menacing with tons of size and length and mobility combined with a little bit of transition athleticism and enough room for Zion to play on-ball surrounded with shooters or off-ball cutting/posting with someone like Naji on ball - who I trust as a decision maker in limited minutes - it would be fun.
And if you ever looked at that lineup and just thought it wasn't quite shooty enough, you can always swap Hayes out for Ingram and bump everyone up one slot in the position chart, so it's Zion/Ingram/Murphy/Naji/Jones in a sort of small-ball ''everyone is 6'9'' kind of unit Very ''Toronto Raptors'' in that respect, given their lineups recently and going into next year with Pascal and OG and adding Scottie Barnes etc.
And even if none of those lineups ever actually play, the fact that we can discuss these options with 10 or 11 players who are actually usable is rare for a Pelicans team.
Edit: Worth mentioning that some of our best lineups last season, in terms of impact, were various Zion + Bench units where shooting was often somewhat scarce but it didn't matter because Zion can bully the hell out of backups with zero issue and the rest of the guys just needed to be ancillary scorers/handlers/defenders. He played a ton of minutes with Hayes, Hart, NAW, some with Kira, and basically all of those lineups just killed.