Draymond Green fires back at Stephen Jackson's podcasting criticism

Draymond Green has faced more than his appropriate share of criticism throughout his NB career, The veteran forward sounded off on remarks connected to one of his primary ventures outside of basketball.

In recent years, Green has joined the way of many current and former players by breaking into the podcasting world. Along with former Golden State Warriors star Baron Davis, he breaks down all things in and around the league.

Among the various former players who have had success podcasting is Stephen Jackson. However, he gave some controversial remarks regarding this career choice. While on "All the Smoke," he said that current players can not have success doing both at the same time.

"I ain't seen nobody be successful doing it yet," Jackson said. "They success in the media space but I'm talking on the court and podcasting."

Someone tried to counter Green as an example of doing well in both, but the former champion quickly rejected the notion.

"His role is super limited," Jackson continued. "He's not the guy on the team, the go-to guy, the star."

Draymond green did not sit by let these remarks go without a response. He took to Threads Monday night to share his thoughts on Jackson trying to dimnish his success.

"These guys bark the darnedest things… Sometimes you forget they once had a chance to be more," Green wrote.

Draymond Green weighs in on Warriors' ongoing offseason saga

At last year's trade deadline, Draymond Green and the Golden State Warriors received huge reinforcements by acquiring Jimmy Butler. Though the team is excited to contend in its short window, it is been a silent offseason for them.

The Warriors have made minimal moves, largely due to forward Jonathan Kuminga. He is restricted free agent, and the two teams have been unable to work out a deal. Due to this, countless players are waiting to sign deals with Golden State.

As per the latest developments, Kuminga and the Warriors are still at odds on an extension. Golden Steate's latest offer was a three-year deal worth just over $75 million, but the former No. 7 pick declined.