I like his train of thought. People are going to say what they're going to say and it's a waste of time to keep track of it and dwell on it. This shows a level of maturity more seasoned players (past and present) in the league could learn from. I like that he's not letting distractions get in his way. 

A lot of people keep saying he needs to answer Deion Sanders' call and be on his show. What the heck for? As erratic as his play has been over these last years, whatever he is doing now to improve as much as he has, he needs to keep doing that and ignore everything else. His job is to win games and that's what he's doing.

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