After their Game 6 loss and first round elimination by the Denver Nuggets, the Portland Trail Blazers face an unsteady offseason. If they want to truly push for a championship next season, they have a lot of work to do.

Just ask Damian Lillard.

"We didn't win a championship, so obviously where we are now isn't good enough," Lillard told ESPN's Royce Young after the loss. "I don't know what a shakeup looks like... but obviously as is, it wasn't good enough."

Portland's roster has a number of question marks as they head into the offseason. Head coach Terry Stotts is under contract through next season, but the team is reportedly interested in Jason Kidd should they part ways. Norman Powell is expected to hit the free agent market, while the Trail Blazers may have to work something out with Jusuf Nurkic and his partially guranteed deal as well.