With the Buffalo Bills apparently having no luck persuading former Steelers coach Bill Cowher to mix his spittle with wing sauce, the Bills will be continuing the process of interviewing other head-coaching candidates.
Jay Glazer of FOX reports that Buffalo officials will fly to Minnesota on Wednesday to meet with Vikings defensive coordinator Leslie Frazier.
Though the Vikings’ season has not ended, assistant coaches on teams with postseason byes may be interviewed during the off week.
Frazier joined the Vikings in 2007, after the Steelers hired Mike Tomlin to succeed Bill Cowher. Frazier, who played for the 1985 Bears, served as defensive coordinator of the Bengals from 2003 through 2004. He was fired by Marvin Lewis after an 8-8 season in Lewis’ second year on the job.
Frazier then joined the Colts, where he spent two years as an assistant to Tony Dungy before being hired by the Vikings to take the reins of the team’s Tampa Two base defense.