"I'm at a point now where I have to do whatever it takes," David said. "Obviously, the time at practice I'm giving or the meeting room time I'm having is not enough, so it's up to me to be a professional and do what I'm supposed to do."

"I'm up to the challenge," he said. "I've had bad games before, and I've had bad seasons before in high school, college and at Indianapolis. The one thing I pride myself on, or what I did well during those times, is lean back and figure out what I'm doing wrong and just bounce back."