u/Global-Thought-1049

This quote from an ESPN article stood out to me:

"Herbert said one of the biggest differences in McDaniel's offense is the stress on anticipation, and he is learning not to always rely on his arm strength. 'We really emphasized the first couple of weeks of just getting the ball out as quick as possible,' he said. 'Almost getting to a point where the receivers haven't looked back for it yet.'"

Herbert has always been a classic "see it, throw it" quarterback instead of an anticipation guy like Brady, Manning, or Brees. I feel like throughout his career he's overly relied on his crazy arm strength. Because his arm is a cannon, he never really had to master the mental processing and precise mechanical timing to compensate for a lack of physical traits.

The learning curve might be rough this year, but I'm really hoping he can add anticipation throwing to his game and start putting some actual touch on the ball instead of trying to rocket a 95 mph missile to his receivers on every single play.

I know my checking account balance isn't what I can spend because I need to keep some money in there to pay bills and my credit cards. But there's no easy way to know exactly how much I can actually spend from the balance in my checking account. What makes it even harder is that some months I get paid only twice and other months I get paid three times, so I need to keep a certain amount in my checking account for the two-paycheck months, so I have enough for the monthly bills. Is there an app that solves this problem and just tells me every week one consistent number of what I can actually spend beyond all my bills?