After Opening Up About Confidence Issues, Stephen Curry’s $100,000,000 Rich Teammate Shares Legendary NFL Player’s Quote to Summarise Feelings

The 2-time MVP Stephen Curry‘s struggles of playing in the NBA have been one of his major topics of discussion lately. The discourse set by the Underrated was amplified by a barrage of media bytes. And now it’s Chef’s $100M rich teammate voicing his offseason woes.

Stephen Curry’s 3-point dominance might’ve created a paradigm shift in the NBA, but what happens to a player who goes through shooting troubles on a roster stacked with the best shooters? The Dub Nation’s defensive player reveals this side of struggle quoting a legendary NFL player.

Stephen Curry’s teammate reveals his struggles

Boasting 4 championships in 8 years, the Golden State Warriors have established themselves as a premier team in the Western Conference. However, it would be ignorant to assume that they achieved this success only on Stephen Curry’s back. The Warriors “Big Three” of Curry, Klay Thompson and Draymond Green laid the foundation for their phenomenal success.

Draymond Green plays a pivotal role on the Warriors roster despite not being the most conventional NBA superstar. While possessing a tenacious defensive ability, the 33-year-old is not the best scorer. Unfortunately, the 4-time All-Star is part of a roster that depends extensively on three-point shooting. Discussing this aspect of his game, Green opened up about how his confidence declined as a shooter on Paul George‘s podcast.

“I’ve never lost confidence in my game so I’ve still been able to have a really good career and be successful and do the things that I’ve done. But I know how it feels to lose confidence because I lost confidence in my shot,” he said, opening up about his struggles in scoring.

Green further added, “The reason you couldn’t tell I lost confidence in my shot is because I was doing everything else so well…..I had to change everything, like could you imagine, I was a scorer my whole life…now you lost confidence in that, you still gotta become an All-Star….”

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Draymond Green shared his experience on losing confidence in his shot. However, he recently took to Instagram to share a message about struggles through legendary strong safety, Troy Polamalu’s quote.

Green shares a Pulamalu quote

Draymond Green signed a whopping $100M contract with the Warriors this summer. Despite not shining as bright as Curry and Thompson in scoring, Green’s leadership and defensive abilities make him the best athlete. He recently summarized his pride for his game through a quote from the Pittsburgh Steelers legend, Troy Polamalu.

Green took to Instagram stories to share a post of Pulamalu’s statement. He left the story without a caption but the words spoke for themselves: “Suffering is what we’re all going to have to face in order to be great.”

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Draymond Green went through a hard time while facing issues with his shooting. His career took a hard turn when he lost confidence in his shot-making ability. However, the former Defensive Player of the Year had himself a Hall of Fame worthy career despite his shooting struggles.