ProFootballTalk: When the season began, no one could have predicted the Vikings to be where they are now. As Minnesota inches closer to a playoff berth, has Leslie Frazier secured his job for another year? (NBC Sports)
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ProFootballTalk: Vikings head coach Leslie Frazier joins PFT to discuss the historic season RB Adrian Peterson is in the midst of, if he's seen improvements from QB Christian Ponder, and to what extent he would go to in order to ensure AP breaks the single-season rushing record. (NBC Sports)
Vikings head coach Leslie Frazier says it was good to see Harvin back with his team and that while they still have things to talk about, the situation is mainly behind them. (NBC Sports)
Former heavyweight champion Joe Frazier died Monday of liver cancer. He was 67. NBC's Brian Williams reports. (Nightly News)
September 30, 1975: NBC's John Chancellor and Dick Schaap preview the "Thriller in Manila" the third boxing match between Muhammad Ali and Joe Frazier for the heavy weight crown. The fight is considered one of the greatest boxing matches ever. (Nightly News)
Boxing legend Joe Frazier, who famously fought Muhammad Ali, dies after battling liver cancer. TODAY's Natalie Morales reports. (TODAY)
Minnesota head coach Leslie Frazier is impressed with draft pick Christian Ponder's poise, mental toughness and leadership, believes the QB can handle the Vikings' offense even with a short time to prepare, says his team took advantage of the slight window when the lockout was lifted to contact players and more. (NBC Sports)
Vikings coach Leslie Frazier talks about the unique experiences his team had in the 2010 season and says he doubts QB Brett Favre will want to return ever again. (NBC Sports)
Vikings coach Leslie Frazier tells Mike Florio he loves playing at the Metrodome because it gives opposing teams fits. (NBC Sports)
Minnesota's Leslie Frazier says becoming the Vikings head coach is a dream come true and believes it's only a matter of time before his team wins a championship ... and they don't need Brett Favre to do it. (NBC Sports)