Vikings coach Leslie Frazier is holdings his ground. He says the quarterback position isn't the team's problem right now, and kinks in the offense need to be worked out.
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Vikings coach Leslie Frazier says the offensive line has to do a better job protecting quarterback Christian Ponder, and Ponder has to play better as well. But when it comes to benching Ponder for Joe Webb: No chance, right now.
After Sunday's 22-17 loss to the previously winless Kansas City Chiefs, Frazier told the media every position will be reviewed -- all except quarterback.
Percy Harvin's limited role on offense is creating plenty of discussion in Vikings land. Harvin wasn't on the field for nearly half of the Vikings' offensive plays on Sunday. However, through all of the scrutiny head coach Leslie Frazier is defending the way he uses Harvin.
Minnesota officially has a quarterback controversy. Vikings head coach Leslie Frazier says a decision on whether Donovan McNabb or Christian Ponder will start Sunday against the Packers won't be made until Wednesday.
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.
Leslie Frazier is sticking with Donovan McNabb at quarterback. Despite his decision Frazier is continually facing pressure to make a change to Christian Ponder or Joe Webb. Even former head coach Brad Childress is offering an opinion.
What did Vikings coach Leslie Frazier think of his secondary in Minnesota's 35-32 loss to Denver? It was "just bad," he said.
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.
