From the next lead executive, to new assistants and some likely roster turnover, this summer is setting up to be a big one for the Denver Nuggets' future.

Now, in the offseason, his teammate and former NBA Champion DeAndre Jordan shared the update he received from Jokic back in his home country of Serbia. "He sent me a picture with a horse," Jordan said. "A selfie, him and the horse together. I was like 'Alright, have fun, brother.'"

It's not often that NBA and Nuggets fans hear about Jokic once the season is over, as he usually goes back to Serbia to be with his horses. So, when Nuggets veteran DeAndre Jordan was able to provide an update on Jokic's offseason on an appearance on FanDuel's "Run It Back," it was notable.

But the Nuggets' overall roster is not championship caliber. Until further notice, they don't have enough good players to make it through the arduous two-month journey of the NBA playoffs.

“It’s do or die,” Shai Gilgeous-Alexander said after OKC’s loss at Denver in Game 6. “It’s what you live for, what you work your whole life for. Either your dream continues or your dream ends, so you leave it all out there on the floor and live with the results.”

Denver Nuggets superstar Nikola Jokic has become well known for dropping off the map during the NBA offseason, usually opting for drama-free summers with his horses in Serbia. It's a running joke among fans that Jokic is just passing time during the season until he can get back to his preferred leisure time.

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It is growing more and more obvious just how much Nikola Jokic needs to be supported by a stronger cast of players around him. The Nuggets superstar is one of the best floor and ceiling raisers in the league, however, even Jokic has his limits.