Scotland U21 head coach Ricky Sbragia is hopeful three of his charges can quickly cement their places in the senior squad. Celtic left-back Kieran Tierney has become a regular at his club this season and the 18-year-old, capped at U19 level, has been included in Gordon Strachans squad for the home friendly against Denmark on March 29.Sbragia is preparing for the forthcoming European U21 Championship qualifying matches against France and Northern Ireland, but is happy to see Tierney, and Nottingham Forest midfielder Oliver Burke. earn their chance with Strachans side. We took Tierney to the Czech Republic with the U18s, he was involved in the two games, Sbragia said. Kieran Tierney is now established in the Celtic first-team He has, over the last three or four months, been thrown him into Celtics first team. He would have been with us, the 21s, but for me I would love him not to play at 21s. I would love him to keep continuing to play in the A squad.I think that is what its all about. We know the importance of results, I am not saying everything is always about development.But for Kieran, even Burkey - I watched him at Leeds three or four weeks ago and he did extremely well when he came on a substitute - what an opportunity to go and play at the top level of international football.Scotland U21 captain John McGinn has also been drafted into the full squad for the Denmark match, but despite the importance of the game in France on March 24 - Scotland sit fourth in Group 3 with five points from four games - Sbragia did not consider requesting the Hibernian midfielder to bolster qualification chances. Hibs John McGinn has been a stand out in the Championship this season Sbragia said: People were saying, would you want him for France? No, I wouldnt want him for France. I wouldnt deny him that opportunity, to be fully fit to report for the A squad.I think it is fantastic with John, how he has performed for Hibs over the season and what a fantastic opportunity it is. 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The quest begins with what is supposed to be an easy one, although Germany has traditionally been a stubborn opponent to Canadian teams at international tournaments. Nothing feeds the NFLs overreaction culture like a streak -- winning streak, losing streak, whatever. Because the season is so short and theres so much time between games, even short streaks can feel eternal. When they are occurring, streaks seem as if theyre defining seasons. They are the enemy of circumspection.Look at the Philadelphia Eagles. Theyre 3-2, but because they had a bye in Week 4 and have lost two in a row since, it feels like they havent won in forever. And they kind of havent. When the Eagles take the field on Sunday against the Vikings, it will have been 28 days since they last won a game. That feels like a long time because it is.A four-game losing streak in the NFL is the rough mathematical equivalent of a 20-game losing streak in the NBA or a 40-game losing streak in Major League Baseball. It is heavy, season-wrecking stuff. In a league in which?fans live and die with every win and loss, four of either in a row can really mess with peoples emotions.At the present time, there are four NFL teams on winning streaks of four games or longer and four teams on losing streaks of four games or longer. So we present this weeks What We Learned: Streak Edition.The NFC East is ... back?This week finds the Dallas Cowboys (current streak: W-5) and Washington Redskins (W-4) in first and second place, respectively, in the NFC East. But every team in the division is at least .500. NFC East teams have a combined 11-4 record against teams from other divisions, including the Eagles Week 3 beatdown of the Steelers and the Cowboys victory in Green Bay on Sunday. The division hasnt produced multiple playoff teams since 2009, and only one NFC East team (the 2014 Cowboys) has won more than 10 games in a season since then. But hoo boy, are the teams at the top pushing around people with their offensive lines. The Cowboys in particular on Sunday showed they dont care whos in front of them. They rushed for 191 yards against a Packers team that had allowed a total of 171 in its first four games.Colin Kaepernick isnt the answer for the 49ers (L-5), because there isnt oneAnyone who thought Blaine Gabbert was keeping the San Francisco 49ers from becoming the 2007 Patriots should now be able to see (A) the problems in San Francisco run much deeper than that one position and (B) there isnt a quarterback on the current roster who can save this situation. Not Gabbert, not Christian Ponder, not Kaepernick, who looked just as erratic -- 13-for-29 passing for 187 yards and a touchdown -- as he did the last time we saw him on a field. Yeah, Kaepernick can still run fast, but theres more to playing quarterback than that -- even when youre playing the position for Chip Kelly.The Vikings (W-5) are in even better shape than we thoughtThe Minnesota Vikings didnt play this week, but the Packers loss to the Cowboys means the Vikings come back from their bye with a two-game lead over a Packers team they beat in Week 2. Yeah, three of their next four games are on the road. And two of them are against teams from that resurgent NFC East. But after everything this team endured the first couple of weeks of the season, you get the feeling they can handle a few road trips.dddddddddddd And the fact that Dr. Evil appears to have traveled back in time to the University of California, Berkeley in 2003 to steal Aaron Rodgers mojo gives the Vikes a little bit of an early-season cushion.Carolina (L-4) has more problems than just all of the kids in its secondaryDid you see Cam Newtons postgame news conference? Nobody who is dressed like that should look that sad. Its almost as if Cam should bring two sartorial options for each game, in case its another tough loss and hes like, Nah, this game didnt deserve the peacock bow tie. Anyway, the 2015 MVP has a completion percentage of 57.8, which ranks him 31st in the league. And on the other side of the ball for the Carolina Panthers, wheres the pass rush? Real nice that you figured out how to score 21 points in the fourth quarter. But if your defense cant make life miserable for the opposing quarterback?in that quarter, youre going to lose close games. A lot of them. Trust me. I covered the 2015 Giants. Ive seen some things ...Hell hath no fury like a running back scornedLeSean McCoy now has 251 total yards and three touchdowns in two career games against teams coached by Chip Kelly. He got 142 of those yards and all three touchdowns on Sunday, against Kellys woefully overmatched 49ers. But while McCoy might be OK?if Kelly takes it personally, Kelly shouldnt. Since the Buffalo Bills (W-4) changed offensive coordinators, McCoy has 524 total yards and six touchdowns in four games. He and OC Anthony Lynn are equal-opportunity soul crushers at this point.The Browns (L-6) do not possess a margin for errorDid you know the last time the Cleveland Browns started a season 0-6 was 1999? Thats right, people. The horrifying truth is that this is a lousy start even for the Browns. Now, as Ive written before, this is clearly the worst team in the league and to some extent by design. The front office has stripped down the roster and loaded up on future draft picks it hopes to use more effectively than its predecessors did. But Hue Jackson is coaching his tail off from a motivational perspective, and the players on the field dont think theyre overmatched. One of the issues on Sunday was Jacksons decision to try a two-point conversion before he needed to. A small and debatable mistake, sure, but these Browns are going to have to be perfect if theyre going to win -- even against fellow rebuilders like the Titans.The Jets (L-4) are the new SaintsEntering Monday nights game in Arizona, the New York Jets were allowing more yards per pass attempt (9.2) and a higher opponents passer rating (118.6) than any team in the league. Based on those numbers, every quarterback who plays the Jets this year is basically the 2007?Tom Brady. (Better, actually. Bradys passer rating that year was 117.2, only the fourth highest in league history.) Carson Palmer & Co. were happy to see old buddy Todd Bowles, but they have to be wondering what happened to him. ' ' '