Vikings defensive tackle Kevin Williams didn't like it when Leslie Frazier said the defensive line wasn't as physical as the Bears were last Sunday. Williams said if Frazier's going to call somebody out, he should call out who he's talking about rather than the entire group.

Last season Leslie Frazier took over for a team that didn't have a quarterback or a stadium. As if that wasn't challenging enough, the first-time head coach is now facing extreme scrutiny after an inexplicable 0-3 start.

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 coach Leslie Frazier talks to reporters following Minnesota's 45-7 loss at Green Bay.

November 22 will mark Leslie Frazier's one-year anniversary as head coach of the Vikings. He took over last year after Brad Childress was fired. Off-the-field troubles and a 5-10 record is not what Frazier was expecting when he was hired.

If coaching through the Metrodome roof collapse wasn't crazy enough for Leslie Frazier, he's definitely learning how to deal with tough situations this year. His first full season as head coach has featured problems with Bryant McKinnie, Donovan McNabb, Bernard Berrian, and Chris Cook.

Vikings owner Zygi Wilf says coach Leslie Frazier will return next season, despite Minnesota's miserable 2-10 record so far in the 2011 campaign. Wilf tells the Star Tribune injuries have hurt the Vikings more than anything, especially with Adrian Peterson out the past three games.