Vikings wide receiver Percy Harvin is glad team owner Zygi Wilf plans to bring Leslie Frazier back next season. Harvin says he's a "big fan of coach Frazier" and the players give it their all for him.

What did Vikings coach Leslie Frazier think of his secondary in Minnesota's 35-32 loss to Denver? It was "just bad," he said.

Tony Dungy isn't ready to throw in the towel for Leslie Frazier. Dungy believes Frazier will succeed as long as he stays true to his beliefs. Frazier worked under Dungy in Indianapolis as a defensive backs coach before being hired by the Vikings.

A 3-12 record isn't helping Leslie Frazier at his weekly press-conferences. He can't seem to avoid questions about his job security. However, Frazier says his job security is a non-issues, and he's going to turn around the Vikings eventually.

Star Tribune columnist Sid Hartman reports Vikings owner Zygi Wilf does not plan major changes among the football executives next year, despite the teams' 3-13 record. Wilf says that includes Leslie Frazier staying on as head coach

Vikings head coach Leslie Frazier says his faith is driving him through a difficult 2011 season. Without faith, Frazier says he would "go crazy." The coach is also driven by perseverance and a belief that his team can beat the Washington Redskins this weekend.

Vikings' quarterback Christian Ponder says Leslie Frazier told him they will "get a lot of wins together" following Sunday's disappointing loss to the Raiders. Ponder threw three interceptions in the game, but Frazier remains confident in the rookie QB.

Vikings head coach Leslie Frazier, along with former NFL head coaches Bill Cowher and Eric Mangini are visiting troops in the Persian Gulf this week as part of the third annual NFL-USO tour. It's Frazier’s first trip to visit the troops, and he says "it seemed like a small thing to do for all they do.''