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That’s right, Donovan McNabb returns to the city that originally didn’t want him, then grew to love him, and later loathed him. Will he be booed or cheered? Welcomed or despised? Only one question matters; will he win?

Monday night’s slop-fest has led me to believe the NFC is once again inferior to the AFC. If one were to break down the National Football Conference by class, it would look something like this…

We’re three weeks in and we have yet to see a truly elite team. What gives? Around the league, the NFC East is suffering and the Dolphins missed an opportunity to move into first place in the AFC East.

It’s already been a great week. The Phillies swept the Braves, the Cowboys are in disarray, and the Sixers traded Willie Green. The only thing that could make this week better would be my three month old sleeping past 5:15 every morning. Oh well. A Jay Cutler/Aaron Rodgers showdown on Monday night will suffice.

Andy Reid calls the Eagles current quarterback conundrum a “beautiful situation.” If by “beautiful” he means “unbelievably complicated,” then he’s right. What caused Reid’s change of heart? Here are three possible explanations.

Michael Vick led the Eagles past Detroit in his return as a starting quarterback, the Patriots went AWOL in the second half in New York, and the Texans continued their, “we are legit” tour, but barely.

The war of words between Darrelle Revis and Randy Moss continued this week as the division rivals square off on Sunday. Can the “Slouch” (Moss) escape Revis Island? Elsewhere, Michael Vick is a starter again, the Manning brothers go head to head, and AFC North heavyweights do battle in Cincinnati.

We’ve saved the best for last. It’s a well known fact that the NFC East is the top division in football. You can argue all you want, but you won’t find a better division top to bottom. The NFL’s heavyweight division is up for grabs. Who will come out on top?

With Darrelle Revis’ return to New York’s defense, the Jets are again considered Superbowl contenders. In the AFC East only Tom Brady stands in their way … and Miami and Buffalo too, but really just Tom Brady.

We’re only days from kickoff as the 2010 season preview rolls into the NFC South where Drew Brees and the NFL’s defending champions look to repeat. Can Matt Ryan lead the Falcons to a division crown, or will the Panthers rise from obscurity to dethrone the champs?