Dallas Cowboys star Micah Parsons is not happy with how Golden State Warriors vet Draymond Green has played so far in the NBA Finals against the Boston Celtics, so much so that he even wants to replace him on the roster.

On Friday Parsons saw a tweet about Green's stat in the NBA Finals. The Warriors forward had two early fouls in Game 4 while failing to score a point, bringing his series tally to just 15 points on top of 17 fouls. That's right: Green, at least at that moment, had more fouls than points in the showdown.

The Cowboys outside linebacker didn't hold back in his criticisms of Green and even claimed how he could have played better if he were in his position.

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Technicalities and skillset aside, it's easy to see where Micah Parsons' frustration is coming from. Draymond Green was supposed to be the key for the Warriors to beat the Celtics in the series, but through three games and a quarter, that hasn't been the case at all.

Green definitely needs to get back his usual defensive bite to help the  Warriors. While Green has never been known to rack up points or stuff the stat sheet, the fact of the matter is he has not been as impactful as he used to be.

If he is unable to resolve the issue, there is no doubt he'll be on the receiving end of more bashing.