It's quite possible. 

It's hard to imagine another team in the NBA that would give as much ball time, and as many shots, to such a profoundly bad ball handler, and such a low percentage shooter. 

Jackson's claim to fame on this team seems to be his "defense"  and his "toughness" (the only "tough" guy on a reletively "soft" team).  Without a traditional big center, and now without a point guard, Coach Nelson seems convinced that the Warriors can't compete without Jackson at the center of things. 

At this point, however, the only thing certain about the Warriors, is that they can't compete with Jackson at the center of things.

I know Jackson has lots of defenders on this board, and I'm sure they'll come to his defense as the "Warrior's best player."  Those fans always start their argument for "Jackstack" with talk about his tough defense, and end with his "intangibles."  

But even Jack's staunchest defenders must concede the Warriors would be better if he stopped hogging the ball, dribbling wildly into walls of defenders, and flinging up out of control shots. 

But that's just who he is.  He's Baron without the handles.

His patented move consists of slow motion dribbling the ball at eye level, right up to an astounded opposing player, only to have that player (surprise!) take the ball and fly off in the opposite direction.  Jackson then flings his arms up in disgust at the refs "missed foul"  (it's never his fault for giving the ball away) then running after the player who picked him, and whacking or grabbing that player from behind in a fit of frustration. This immediately results in not only the original turnover, but a completely unnecessary team foul, and easy free throws for the other side. 

This series of Jackson "moves" is on display every game.  Obviously Don Nelson sees a lot more in the rest of Jack's game than I do, to put up with this.  Or maybe it's just part of Nelson's love of deliberately making it harder for his teams to win then it ever should be.  But watching Jackson's nightly comedy routine is quickly becoming not fun.  

I'm joining the legions of frustrated Warrior fans who say, "If we're gonna lose, let's lose with the kids on the floor."  And as long as Jackson is the "best player on the Warriors" (and Rowell seems determined to make that a lot longer than many of us hoped, with a mind bogglingly stupid contract extension)  we're gonna lose.