An apologetic Harrison Smith says there's no getting around it. His ejection from Sunday's game against the Titans for touching an official was "just unacceptable." Vikings head coach Leslie Frazier says Smith won't face a fine or suspension for his actions.

Rookie safety Harrison Smith was fined $21,000 by the NFL on Thursday. The fine stems from an unnecessary roughness penalty called on Smith after he delivered a shoulder to the head of a defenseless San Diego Chargers' wide receiver last week.

Vikings rookie safety Harrison Smith tells the Pioneer Press that he doesn't want to be known as a "loose cannon" following his ejection for shoving a referee on Sunday. Smith says he's never been ejected before and it still hasn't set in that it happened in an NFL game.

Harrison Smith's game-changing 31-yard interception return for a touchdown was the biggest play of the Vikings' 21-14 win over Arizona on Sunday. But games aren't the only thing the rookie is changing.

Robert Griffin III is listed as questionable on the Redskins' injury report, but after practicing fully on Friday it's likely that he'll start. RGIII, who was concussed last week, said he's felt good every day this week so he's not worried about any lingering symptoms.

Rookie safety Harrison Smith and wide receiver Percy Harvin got into a shoving match at training camp in Mankato Wednesday and had to be separated by teammates. The fight started after Smith collided hard with Harvin in pass coverage. Afterwards, Smith said, "It's just football."