This is an exciting week for me, personally, here on the NFC East blog. Friday will mark the one-year anniversary of the date on which I took over the blog. And since we're in a bit of a slow time of the year, I thought I'd take a part of each day this week to use that occasion to celebrate, to look back and hopefully to look ahead.

This is my job, as I think most of you know, but the blog is, in intent and hopefully in execution, a community and a collaboration between myself and its readers. I try as much as I can to spend time in the comments section, to respond to mailbag queries and, at @ESPN_NFCEast, to handle as many Twitter questions as I can. It is my hope you have found me accommodating and accessible, and I will endeavor to continue to be those things as we roll into Year Two.

So, I'm interested in hearing your thoughts on my first year here and your suggestions for my second. What have you liked? What have you not liked? Could be a column, a trend, a way I have of doing things that has excited or irked you. What are your favorite memories from the past year we've spent together? The pineapple thing? The Mike Shanahan interviews? The first time I waded into an Eli Manning-Tony Romo debate without a full understanding of the firestorm that would result?

Most importantly, I'd like to know how to help this blog evolve. What should we be doing more? What should we be doing less? What should we be doing differently? As I continue the regular work on the blog this week, I'll check back in the comments section of this post and in the mailbag to try and get a sense of your thoughts. I appreciate them all, and I very much enjoy our ongoing discussion on this blog. I mean it in the most non-cliched way possible when I say it would not be possible without you.