Golden State Warriors veteran Draymond Green still remains sidelined with a back injury, but he was enjoying himself at Super Bowl 56 at SoFi Stadium. Unfortunately, when he returned to his LA home, it had been ransacked.

Per TMZ Sports, Green's mansion in Southern California was broken into and over $1 million in jewelry was stolen, among other things. Sources close to TMZ say the robbers broke into his window then took all the valuables. Police are currently investigating, but no arrests have been made.

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The Warriors star looked to be having a great time as the Rams won it all. He was even seen hanging out in LeBron James' suite, but little did he know, his house was being burglarized.

Draymond hasn't played since January 9th but he's continuing to rehab. The 31-year-old is hoping to avoid back surgery but he's unable to participate in the All-Star Game because of the injury. The Warriors have certainly missed his presence on both ends, but they're still flying high with a 42-17 record. However, in order to actually make a title run this season, Golden State will need Draymond Green healthy. He might not fill up the stat sheet, but his importance to this team is huge.