The Denver Nuggets have some big decisions to make this summer—but one thing is crystal clear: Nikola Jokic isn't going anywhere.

Nuggets owner Josh Kroenke addressed the media on Friday, laying out the team's offseason strategy in no uncertain terms. "Everything's on the table right now, outside of trading Nikola," Kroenke said. It's a statement that makes perfect sense for a franchise built around a generational talent like Jokic, who already has one championship ring and is still in his prime.

While the two-time MVP is untouchable, the same can't be said for the rest of the roster. Kroenke's comments have already sparked speculation about potential moves involving some of Denver's other key players. The Nuggets showed they're willing to shake things up when they traded Michael Porter Jr. last offseason to acquire Cam Johnson. That deal didn't quite pan out as hoped, but it signaled a front office unafraid to make bold moves.

So who might be on the block next? Jamal Murray's name has already surfaced in trade rumors. The sharpshooting Canadian guard has been a cornerstone of the Nuggets' success, but could he be the piece that brings back the right return? Then there's Aaron Gordon—the kind of versatile, high-energy forward that contending teams would love to add. If Denver decides to make him available, there will be no shortage of suitors.

Of course, the Nuggets won't make any deal that weakens the team. The goal remains the same: maximize Jokic's prime years and chase another championship. But after falling short of their ceiling, it's clear that something needs to change. Jokic already has one ring, but getting him another might require some tough decisions—and a little more work in the front office.