The Jokeman

Good advice, me and my wife likely bought our forever home as we should be paid off by the time we retire. We looked for things that be important when we're older (see ranch so no stairs and laundry room on main floor).

Me and my wife bought our house two and a half years ago, at the time houses were going quick some sold before the open house. We were both long term renters (both in our early 40s) and just made more economical sense to get a house.Today they seem to be going as quick and way more than asking. I think we lucked out as submitted our bid 2-3 weeks after it went up but my realtor told me no other bids were on the house. I did some deep research on our bid on comps in the area both in size/neighborhood and got it for $4.5k below asking and now with the market as it is our house is estimated for about $25k more than we bought it for yet all we've done is removed some shrubs in the front lawn and painted the walls. Most of the houses in our area (suburban Buffalo) sell in less than a month.

David Bowie

https://buffalonews.com/2001/10/25/its-time-for-the-truth-about-flutie/

https://buffalonews.com/2001/10/25/its-time-for-the-truth-about-flutie/

You forgot's Flutie fumble at the end of the game!!

I wouldn't want him back hell I didn't want him when he first signed here and why I started the Flutie Haters website because of his piss poor play in his first stint in the NFL and countless reports of being a bad teammate elsewhere.

Look again, Flutie's team averaged 16 points a game his last six starts in 1999, in RJ's only start they got revitalized and scored 31 in the seasonal finale against a Colts team that Flutie played in Week 1 and mustered only 14 points against. Face it RJ and Flutie sucked!!!

He had it taken away from for playing like crap. Maybe if he was able to produce more than 16 points a game down the stretch he could have kept his job. I mean the same thing happened to RJ the year before but why don't the Flutopians want to talk about that? I know why, it doesn't fit the narrative that the little engine that could.

Valid and Doug Flutie with his 20 year career never lasting more than 4 years in any one spot says a lot too.

RJ was going no where quick? Look again on the two games against St Louis and the 49ers that RJ started. https://www.pro-football-reference.com/boxscores/199809200buf.htm and https://www.pro-football-reference.com/boxscores/199810040buf.htm 33 and 25 points respectively.

I totally forgot he was there because he was injured in the playoffs. Even so think he's average.

Actually that could work as gets him out of the NFC and Lynn gets a better version of Tyrod and LA a name QB to draw interest.

Who would he throw too besides Brown? The Titans WRs might be worse than the Patriots.

Who do you think takes him?

If mean Tannehill, like Brady he is set to be an UFA.

No. I can't see Cam sitting behind someone if he's healthy.

I didn't see him coach but history says Harvey Johnson wasn't all that great either.

Of course I remember Hardy and hated the pick when we made it as he had red flags in the draft, granted the guy I liked, Devin Thomas, didn't amount to anything either.

Honestly, I liked Burkett as he had serious size/speed but him and Kelly butted heads yet letting him go lead to us getting Lofton which wasn't horrible as the rest is history.

I doubt half the fans remember good old #85, hard to believe we took him before Andre Reed.

I know who it is because have seen this photo before but I don't want to ruin the surprise.

If somehow the Browns become a better team and win a playoff game or two because of AVP's coaching he might be in discussion for a HC job.

https://bleacherreport.com/articles/2867781-3-star-rb-frank-gore-jr-signs-with-southern-miss-flips-commitment-from-fau

but Flutie didn't choke when he literally dropped the ball aka fumbled when the Dolphins playoff game was on the line or toss in he also threw a bad INT before half time that cost us points too.