Golden State Warriors forward Draymond Green has never uttered an opinion he didn't like. When it comes to keeping it real, perhaps no one comes close to the do-it-all veteran.

Before the Warriors' Game 4 on the road against the Denver Nuggets in their first round series, Green sounded off on showing up for the NBA Playoffs while taking a not-so-subtle swipe against some of his opponents (via House of Highlights).

“Everybody not made for the playoffs. I don’t know if y’all can see that. Around the league, but look around the league and everybody just not cut out for the playoffs.”

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Even though he didn't specifically drop names, it's hard to disagree with Green. While the talent level in the NBA is through the roof, the postseason is an entirely different monster. As the oft-used quote goes: It's where you separate the men from the boys. And so far, the Warriors have separated themselves from the Nuggets despite their loss in Game 4.

Green, in particular, has done a tremendous job on the defensive end, as usual. He's giving up a lot of size against Nuggets star Nikola Jokic, but he's made the reigning MVP bleed for every point. Although the Warriors veteran admitted that he played poorly against Jokic in Game 4.

But simply put, Green is cut out for the NBA Playoffs. No one will dispute that.