Good article. The following quote I heard him say on TV or in a video and I like it a lot:
"I just want to play football and whatever happens, happens, and focusing more on the process than the results and letting go of that expectation and going out there and just playing to the best of my abilities no matter what and just being where my feet are."
Some may not like it, but I think this is the right way to approach football and life. Focus on the process, not the outcome. That doesn't mean you don't prepare for your ideal outcome, but you're rooted in the moment and what you can control. I think it might help take the edge of anxiousness off some bigger moments, which, ironically, might help achieve the ultimate goal.
He's about halfway through his career and I know I'll never root for another athlete like him so I'm enjoying it all I can. In a decade or so, his generational greatness could just be a memory. We are blessed to have him as a QB and person.