Leslie Frazier

The quiet in the locker room after the game was almost a respite for the Minnesota Vikings. They'd spent three hours being booed lustily during a sloppy home loss to a team in full-on rebuilding mode. Sitting at 0-3 with a trip to London coming up, the Vikings' season is teetering on the brink of ruin, and they know it.

The Minnesota Vikings are relying on Christian Ponder to make big strides in 2013, from an inconsistent and mistake-prone youngster to a reliable and cocksure veteran worthy of sharing the same backfield with MVP running back Adrian Peterson.

Minnesota Vikings coach Leslie Frazier says if Antoine Winfield wants to play he would “welcome the opportunity” to work with him again.

Minnesota Vikings offensive tackle DeMarcus Love has been suspended without pay for four games for violating the NFL’s policy on performance enhancing drugs.

Adrian Peterson set the NFL's single-game rushing record as a rookie for the Minnesota Vikings. His swift recovery from reconstructive left knee surgery last season included a jaw-dropping 2,097 yards rushing and the league MVP award. No matter how rare the feat he's asked about, Peterson will usually insist it's possible. There's another test he'd eagerly take: for human growth hormone.

Free agent and former Green Bay Packers linebacker Desmond Bishop has visited the Minnesota Vikings, and went through a "good workout" with team officials.

Minnesota Vikings coach Leslie Frazier declined after minicamp practice Tuesday to confirm that Desmond Bishop was visiting with the team, but Bishop told several media outlets Monday he planned to speak with the Vikings in Minnesota.

An eventful, productive 10-year career with Minnesota for Kevin Williams has taken a sharp turn toward a final chapter. But the 6-foot-5, 310-pound defensive tackle doesn’t plan to meekly fade away.

Adrian Peterson's rehabilitation has been a lot easier this year. The NFL MVP is fully participating in practice this week with the Minnesota Vikings and says he's "pretty much 100 percent" healed from the surgery he had in February to repair a sports hernia.

No matter how bad things got, Leslie Fraizer kept his composure. His Vikings exceeded every expectation last year in the NFL, and this week he has been rewarded for it.