Where should I sit?

Question

This summer, I'm flying on a trip with Delta Air Lines. I already chose seats, but I'm having second thoughts.
DL 337 (July 23), LGA-ATL, B757-200, seat 28C
DL 244 (July 23), ATL-SJO, B757-200, seat 33D
DL 305 (August 9), PTY-ATL, B767-300, seat 27C
DL 302 (August 9), ATL-LGA, MD-88, seat 26C
I'm especially concerned about DL 305, as many websites state that this bulkhead row is not great.
I would like to know if these seats are good choices. If you think I'm making a mistake, please let me know, but also tell me where you think I should sit, or where you would sit. I would include links to the seatmaps for these flights, but they'll expire soon enough. However, you can go to Delta's website, and look for yourself (I'd really appreciate this). Also, you may want to check out SeatGuru; they have seat maps with seat ratings and information.
This February, I'm taking another trip with Delta, so I'll get miles, and perhaps more seat options. Any information would be helpful.
Thanks!

http://www.delta.com/
http://www.seatguru.com/

I know that this may be extreme, me worrying about this over 6 months ahead of time, but I would like to have the best trip possible. Thanks again!

By the way, I've emailed Delta asking them if I could switch from DL 337 to DL 1263. The only differences are that it departs from JFK and it's a 757 Transcon, so I get TV!

Answer 1

Don't have time to check your seats out, but, bulkhead seats have more leg room and the safest place on the plane is at the rear.

Answer 2

I always sit in the tail sec. last row near the window. Why, you might ask? It's because every plane crash I have ever seen and those who were likely to survive was in the tail section. If you notice when they show a plane wreck the tail section is always intact

Answer 3

Drive . There's no such as a great seat on a plane