Brett Favre, left, celebrates with receiver Randy Moss after Moss caught Favre's 500th touchdown pass during the second half of Monday night's game versus the New York Jets.In all honesty, we probably should be surprised that no one's head exploded Monday night late in the Minnesota Vikings' 2920 loss to the New York Jets. Surprised and, oh yeah, grateful.Circumstances seemed ripe for something Cronenbergian thanks to the convergence of everything combustible in this culture of ours celebrity, the Internet, TMZ, "sexting," professional football, 24/7 media coverage, TV legal analysts and, of course, cleavage.Given the National Football League's newfound sensitivity to head trauma, it's a wonder that, at the very least, we all weren't issued helmets for what became a bruising 13 start to the Vikings' season on a rainy, tawdry evening in the Meadowlands of New Jersey.A simpler life two weeks agoLife was so much simpler 15 days earlier, when the Vikings temporarily restored