I think its the hype he got after those two games that really irked people like me,  CC.  The guy has good physical tools but he only started like 20 games at USC and as time has gone by, opposing DC's have figured out his weaknesses and he has looked awful in most of the games.  The Jets did the smart thing by trading for Braylon Edwards and giving him a WR to throw to.  But at this point it is still a learning process.  I wouldn't be suprised if NYJ ended up like 6-10 after the 2-0 start.

The end of the Bears game had to be frustrating.  The long KR by Atlanta that set up the GW td and the killer false start penalty by the veteran Pace when they were looking at a 4th and 1.  The good news is that the Eagles lost too; it is basically a 3 team fight for 1 spot--Eagles, Bears, Packers.  Eagles play the Bears later on and GB will play CHI in Soldier Field.  Bears play another tough one against CIN next week though.

I have just a few comments for them.  Forgetting about the financials for a minute, I think the basic question is  whether or not you're happy in Belgium right now.  If the answer is yes, I would just stay there.  However, if you want to just experiment and live vicariously I would go for it.  The second part is picking a city--have you ever been to any of the French cities you mentioned?  Paris  has the advantage of using the same currency (euro) and excellent transportation options.  OTOH, the French can be a bit stuffy.

Honestly,I would actually consider Vancouver over the US options.  It is a clean city with a youthful population and good transportation options.  There are also outdoor options and nightlife.  The climate isn't too extreme in either direction--hot or cold.  There is universal health care and it is close to several major cities in the Northwest--Portland and Seattle.  They are also hosting the Winter Olympics next year.

Whatever decision you make, good luck and have fun.

They still play KC, TEN, CAR, and JAX.  I'm betting they win one of those games.  Where they really screwed up is by not having enough depth at OT.  I think they are down to their 4th or 5th string tackle with all the injuries.  After they dealt Peters in April, they should have at least drafted another guy in the first four rounds to at least groom for the future.  I think they also released Langston Walker prior to the season which also screwed up the depth chart even more.

Oh well, Jauron is probably gone and they should hire a competent GM to go along with the new coach.  I don't think they are that far away.  Clearly they do have some talent, and the NFL is pretty much an unpredictable league anyway and unless you're Detroit or KC, they have a chance to compete.

Looks like they'll finally break that streak of not having consecutive winning seasons.  I actually wanted them to take Glenn Dorsey instead of Matt Ryan. 

Really surprised he hasn't blown a gasket yet.  But I think he's playing for another(last?) contract.

Jeez some of this sounds like the mid nineties GNR stuff between Slash and Axl.  FWIW, I've never understood why Aerosmith (specifically Steven Tyler) insists on using those hack outside writers to help them write songs.  I'll be checking out some of Joe's solo material as I had no idea he was even releasing a solo album.

Man the NFC is gonna be a dogfight for both the top 2 seeds and the last 2 wild card spots.

At this point the Vikings, Saints, and Giants are all undefeated and look like great teams.  Eagles, Bears, Packers, Falcons are all in contention for 2 playoff spots and some good team will be left out of the playoffs.  There's going to be a monster game in 2 weeks with NYG@NO.  Both teams should be undefeated(Giants play Raiders and NO has a bye) and the winner should have a leg up on the #1 seed.

I'd say that NYG has a slight advantage over MIN in terms of securing a 1st round bye as they have a slightly easier schedule.  It doesn't really matter anyway as wild card teams have won the superbowl in previous years.