The Boston Celtics are facing another pivotal offseason after a second straight early playoff exit—and their third in four years under head coach Joe Mazzulla. For a team loaded with talent, the postseason disappointments are starting to feel like a pattern, and according to NBA analyst Chris Broussard, it's time for the franchise to consider every option.

Appearing on Thursday's episode of "First Things First," Broussard didn't mince words: the Celtics should be "open to everything" this summer—even if that means shaking up the core of Jayson Tatum and Jaylen Brown.

"I would not go into this offseason feeling like I gotta split this up, but I would just be open to everything," Broussard said. "Who's out there? Giannis?... KAT?... And I would even be open to do we move Tatum? I'd be open to all of that."

The message is clear: loyalty to the duo is fine, but not at the expense of championship aspirations. While breaking up Tatum and Brown isn't a must, Broussard suggests it's worth exploring if a superstar like Giannis Antetokounmpo becomes available in a trade. That kind of bold move could reshape the Celtics' identity overnight.

Of course, trading one of their stars isn't the only path forward. Boston could also look to add complementary pieces around Tatum and Brown—particularly a reliable big man to bolster the frontcourt. Another option on the table? A coaching change, as questions continue to swirl about whether Mazzulla is the right leader to guide this group deep into June.

Whatever direction the Celtics choose, the pressure is mounting. This team has too much talent to keep falling short when it matters most. Whether it's a blockbuster trade, a strategic roster tweak, or a shift on the sidelines, the time for bold decisions is now.