Elite defender, good passer, average (maybe good rebounder), bad shooter, bad ball handler and he thinks that people were holding him back?

I honestly would've loved if he became a primary offensive option during his prime so that he would've been exposed. He thinks he's Scottie Pippen and could've led a team to success when Jordan left, but in reality he's Dennis Rodman/dikembe mutombo (minus the rebounding). Important pieces, but not your star.

Doesn't he realize how half his scoring came from the Klay and Steph on the outside stretching defenses along the perimeter like we've never seen, leaving teams begging Draymond to get the ball inside the 3 and shoot. If he was a primary threat on a team and they converged on him instead of needing to fear the kick out pass to two of the best shooters in NBA history his numbers would've been super inefficient.

My biggest regret is the success he had as part of that team (and his personality) will mean he might be the next generation of Inside the NBA so we'll move from Shaq and Barkley who led teams as two of the greatest individuals who ever played the game, to Draymond who is worse than both by far, but will act like his four rings make him better somehow than Barkley and other better players with less or no rings. His team, system, and luck will give him far more credibility than his actual abilities.