After three weeks, its important to keep in mind that this NFL season is still just a baby. It cant yet feed itself or dress itself or tell us why its crying. Some truly amazing things have caught our attention, and when this season heads off to school for the first time or gets its drivers license, well look back on these first three weeks and laugh at all the stuff that made us worry or got us too worked up.That said, theres always something to learn. Each week in this space, we sort through the most recent slate of NFL games to try to figure out whats real and whats just a phase.So enjoy, but dont call the doctor just yet.Jared Goff must be like, Come onnnnnnnTrevor Siemian, Dak Prescott, Jacoby Brissett, Cody Kessler, Trevone Boykin, Terrelle Pryor and, of course,?Carson Wentz all played quarterback in the NFL in Week 3. Of those, the only ones whose team didnt win were Kessler and Pryor, who play on the same team and lost in overtime after their kicker missed three field goals. Rookie quarterback is the new black, yet Goff cant stop the Rams coaches from handing him a clipboard and a headset on Sunday mornings. With L.A. now 2-1, no change seems imminent. But the No. 1 overall pick in this years draft has to be watching this and wishing he were a part of it.The Vikings defense does not careThey dont care whos playing quarterback for their team. They dont care that Adrian Peterson is hurt. They dont give one single rats rear end that theyre down 10-0 on the road to the reigning MVP and a team that went 15-1 last season. The Vikings outscored the Panthers 22-0 while outgaining them just 208-201 over the final 50 minutes of Sundays game in Charlotte. Theyre 23rd in the league in time of possession, and their offense has scored only three of their six touchdowns. The Vikings are?3-0, and why wouldnt it be sustainable?The Browns probably will win at least one game this?seasonDont laugh. This represents a change of one of my more deeply held preseason opinions. And its no sure thing, because the Browns front office has clearly made the collection of future draft picks its No. 1 priority. You dont run out a Week 1 roster that includes 18 guys whove never played in the league if youre trying to win games. But just because the front office is focused on the future doesnt mean the coaches and players who are out there every Sunday arent trying. And the game plan Hue Jackson devised Sunday against the Dolphins, with Pryor doing his best Kordell Stewart impersonation, bore the mark of a man who cares. So did Pryors performance in his sensationally variegated role. At some point, the Browns are going to run into an opponent thats just mailing it in, and theyll squeak one out because they care more. I am quite confident Cleveland will pick first in next years draft, but I dont think the 2008 Detroit Lions should assume theyll soon have company.Ryan Fitzpatrick is a ticking time bomb, and the Jets best chance was last yearWhat in the absolute depths of colorblind heck was that? A full 10 days after blistering the Bills and being named AFC Offensive Player of the Week, Fitzpatrick showed up in Kansas City on Sunday and fired off six?interceptions. For everyone who spent the summer asking why the Jets werent more eager to re-sign Fitzpatrick, this is your 72-point, all-caps, flashing neon answer. Because this is a guy who can look as good as anyone in the league one week and then, out of nowhere, single-handedly burn an entire game plan to the ground. Not knowing when the latter will happen is a huge problem. And with the Seahawks, Steelers, Cardinals and Ravens on Fitzpatricks October schedule, theres no way a Jets fan can have any faith that this wont happen again.The Steelers can probably shake this one off ...When you roll into a season on as muscular a hype train as the Steelers did, you dont ever expect to look as all-around bad as Pittsburgh did in Sundays 34-3 loss to Wentz and the Eagles. Some players and coaches will look at a game like this and just throw it away as a fluke. And while the Steelers do have some injury issues on defense and in their pass-catching corps, LeVeon Bell is back this week and there are still plenty of teams that would trade for Pittsburghs problems. I dont think Sunday was a real alarm bell for this team, but well see.... but the Cardinals need to regroupDavid Johnson told me this in August about Bruce Arians coaching philosophy: Every play he makes is set for that certain defense. Theres always a route or theres always a certain play that we should be able to win with against that defense. And usually, most of the time -- I was talking to the players -- and they say its the players that mess up. Look, theres no bigger Arians admirer than me. And Im all for a coach who holds players to high standards in an era that too often tilts toward coddling. But something has looked way out of whack with that Cardinals offense in two of three games, and Buffalos defense isnt good enough to make them look that bad. A lot of people in Arizona need to think about whether theyre approaching things the right way, and Arians is among them. Not saying Arians necessarily needs to make things simpler -- just more coherent than theyve looked so far. Cheap Wholesale Air Max 720 . Toronto has dropped games to Indiana and Miami since a five-game winning streak and closed out a three-game road trip at 1-2. Cheap Wholesale Nike Air Max 720 . 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MINNEAPOLIS -- Longtime Minnesota wrestling coach J Robinson was fired Wednesday, after the university said an investigation into an alleged drug ring within the program revealed he wasnt forthcoming to school officials and made unauthorized promises of amnesty to his athletes.Robinson coached the Gophers for 30 years and led the team to three national championships, developing a reputation as a hard-nosed, outspoken and occasionally combative figure on campus. His teams had as much success as any Gophers coach of his era, but he became embroiled in the drug scandal this spring when police investigated allegations that more than a dozen wrestlers sold and used the anti-anxiety drug Xanax.Police previously declined to file charges in the case, citing a lack of evidence.In a letter sent to Robinson on Wednesday, new athletic director Mark Coyle said Robinson directed his wrestlers to turn the drugs in to him and disposed of the pills. Coyle also said the coach disobeyed reasonable directives from me and university to share information regarding the drug activities within the team.You have not accepted responsibility or expressed remorse for your conduct, Coyle wrote to Robinson. As a result, I cannot trust you to refrain from such conduct in the future.Robinson signed a contract extension last summer that ran through 2020, paying him $146,000 annually. Coyle said at a news conference that the coach was fired for cause, meaning no settlement agreement was reached with Robinson and his representatives. Coyle declined to speculate about whether Robinson could have kept his job if he had fully cooperated with the investigation.Robinsons agent and attorney didnt respond to requests for comment from The Associated Press.I do not intend to address each inaccuracy and/or omission in the report because there are far too many, Robinson wrote Aug. 30 to the university, which made his letter public along with the 31-page summary of the investigation led by university attorney Brent Benrud. For now, suffice it to say that the report sacrifices accuracy to create a narrative to support a pre-determined outcome to find fault with me and exculpate the university and senior employees in the athletic department.Robinson said he didnt promise his wrestlers hed keep their identities confidential. He said he complied with university regulations and informed his superiors, including former interim athletic director Beth Goetz, of the drug issues within his team.ddddddddddddHe also devised a form of discipline for the wrestlers involved, demanding that they inform their parents of their actions, write an essay about the effects those actions had on themselves, their families and the university and requiring them to submit to drug testing and a chemical dependency assessment.Coyle granted that Robinson did inform his superiors of possible drug issues within his team, but the AD said the coach needed to do more.He did not fully cooperate with our investigation into the matter, Coyle said at the news conference. He did not meet with us for interviews promptly, and when he did, he did not answer some of our most critical questions.Coyle, who placed Robinson on administrative leave on his first official day on the job on June 1, about a week after the allegations first surfaced, said he met with Robinson on several occasions to try to get him to offer details on the situation.The report is filled with excuses for the universitys failure to act and masks the lack of adequate policy guidance and support to assist coaches in addressing situations involving and helping student athletes with drug issues, Robinson wrote in his response.According to Benruds summary of the investigation, a wrestler who brought forward an ethics complaint to the university reported hearing some members of the team turned in to Robinson marijuana, Adderall and Oxycodone in addition to the Xanax, of which about 1,500 pills were produced to the coach.Assistant coach Brandon Eggum has been named interim head coach for the upcoming season.Wrestling coaches at power-conference schools often toil with their teams in relative anonymity, but not Robinson.He became a well-known figure for developing the program into one of the best in the nation and also for his outspoken and polarizing views. He has long been a critic of Title IX, the federal law enacted to provide equal opportunities for men and women at public schools.The school once investigated Robinson for forcing participants in his youth wrestling camp to write an anti-Title IX letter to elected officials. He also was investigated in 2005 after three high school athletes were treated at a hospital for heat exhaustion from a late-night workout at a hockey camp overseen by Robinson. ' ' '