Minnesota Vikings: A Collapse Interim Head Coach Frazier Is Thankful For

December 13, 2010   ·   Tim Arcand   ·   Jump to comments

The Minnesota Vikings' 2010 season has been filled with speculation, controversy, disappointment and new beginnings.
On Saturday Mother Nature added her two cents worth in the form of a crippling blizzard that has left the Vikings homeless.
With the move of the Vikings Giants game to Monday night, and 689 miles due east on Interstate 94, to Ford Field in Detroit.
For many this can be seen as a negative, from ticket holders who are losing a chance to cheer on the Vikings, to the many people employed that have lost the income they would have earned working the game.
Yet for a handful this is a blessing in disguise. On the top of this list is Zygi Wilf, owner of the Minnesota  The 28 year old stadium is definitely showing its age, and Wilf will certainly leverage this loss of a home date and the potential loss of next Monday's game as well, to gain support for a new stadium. 
Another benefactor of this collapse is interim head coach Leslie Frazier. As lo...

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