Leslie Frazier is a distinguished Football coach and former professional cornerback, currently serving as the assistant head coach for the Seattle Seahawks. His professional journey began as a player with the Chicago Bears, where he was part of the Super Bowl XX championship team. Frazier’s playing career laid a strong foundation for his transition into coaching, where he has made significant contributions across various teams in the NFL.

Frazier’s coaching career commenced at Trinity International University, where he honed his skills from 1988 to 1996. He then advanced to the collegiate level as a defensive backs coach at the University of Illinois, before making his mark in the NFL with the Philadelphia Eagles. As the Eagles’ defensive backs coach from 1999 to 2002, he played a pivotal role in developing a formidable secondary that contributed to the team’s success.

In 2003, Frazier became the defensive coordinator for the Cincinnati Bengals, where he implemented strategies that improved the team’s defensive performance. His expertise continued to shine during his tenure with the Minnesota Vikings, where he served as both defensive coordinator and interim head coach, leading the team to the playoffs and earning respect for his leadership and tactical acumen.

Most recently, Frazier excelled as the defensive coordinator and assistant head coach for the Buffalo Bills, where he was instrumental in crafting one of the league’s top defenses. His ability to adapt and innovate has solidified his reputation as a leading figure in Football coaching, making him a valuable asset to the Seattle Seahawks as they pursue future successes.