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.

Minnesota Vikings wide receiver Greg Childs was clutching his right knee when he was carted off the field toward the end of Saturday's training camp scrimmage. Fox Sports North reports the rookie went up to catch a pass and screamed in pain as he hit the ground.

Vikings coach Leslie Frazier said Friday that the NFL wrote him a letter acknowledging that there was a facemask penalty that was not called on the last play of the Vikings loss to Detroit last Sunday. Frazier had little reaction, saying only that he's moving on.

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.

Sid Hartman reports that Leslie Frazier will have the full support of Zygi and Mark Wilf if he decides to blow up the Vikings' roster next season. Frazier says the Wilfs have been "supportive" and "humble in all aspects." The team will need to fill a lot of holes to be competitive next season.

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

Adrian Peterson tested his reconstructed left knee by running inside the Vikings' practice facility at Winter Park last week. The goal of the test run was to judge Peterson's movement. Leslie Frazier told reporters Tuesday that head trainer Eric Sugarman was "really impressed with his movement and the things he was able to do."