Tami & Eric:
What Britton says:"It's very hard to even grasp what it means--this whole new school that needs all this help that Coach is going to be going to, with redistricting and all that. I think it's going to be more [about] us trying to figure out what our new roles are in these places than it's going to be us at odds with each other. Maybe we'll find a way to come together and help each other with our competitive schools."

What it means: Don't worry. Even though Britton says there will be a few bumps in the road for her and Eric (Kyle Chandler), the star has been quoted in the past saying that no bump will be big enough to derail TV's most-solid marriage.

Julie & Matt:
What Britton says:"At the end of last season it wasn't like [Matt] was going to be gone." But when pressed about Matt's Zach Gilford only returning for a few episodes, Britton agrees that it seems tough he and Julie (Aimee Teergarden) will last. "Exactly!" exclaimed Connie. "I don't know how that's going to sort itself out."

What it means: Worry. Britton also says that good girl Julie may return to her wild ways. If so, her long-distance relationship with Matt will get old, and fast.

Lyla & Riggins:
What Britton says:"Riggins is going to have to move on. The reality of the situation is he's in Dillon; he's never going to leave Dillon probably, and she is. She has a whole future, and I think it would be really interesting to see what that does to him. Maybe she'll come back and do some episodes, and we'll see where she's gone off to and see the difference between the girl who gets out and the guy who doesn't. Those old high school relationships where you think [you're] going to be forever together and then you've got your whole life ahead of you and everything changes."

What it means: Really worry. Lyla and Riggins are the perfect metaphor for what the show is all about - small-town Dillon vs. the rest of the world. As for the sizzling starlet who plays Lyla, we worry Minka Kelly is simply too hot to stay on a Friday night TV show - even if it may be the best on the tube. Kelly already landed a role in the still up-in-the-air but critically approved CW pilot "Body Politic," and were sure there's more where that came from. As for the equally hot Taylor Kitsch, who plays Riggins, looks like he has mastered the art of multi-tasking -- the actor, who signed on for "FNL" season 4, recently graced the big-screen in "Wovlerine" as Gambit.