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This answers my question. I wasn't sure if the server would have to download the whole file from the NAS prior to serving it.
I run my Nextcloud on Debian, ran Debian based distros for a few years, and I've done nfs on my synology with my laptop. I might be able to do it!
Wish me luck, and thanks for responding.
Your biggest potential bottle neck is if your NAS and App server only have a single 1g network port. This may not be a problem depending on your usage, but it is a important consideration to keep in mind.