Brad Childress keeps reiterating the fact that he’s giving legendary quarterback Brett Favre all the time in the world he needs to make a decision on his playing future.
That is, if it takes until the draft, that’s great. If it takes until the second

Brad Childress says if Brett Favre decides he wants to return for another season, the Minnesota Vikings coach is comfortable waiting as long as he did last summer for Favre to join the team.

Minnesota Vikings coach Brad Childress says he is “absolutely not” the source who leaked the positive results of a doping test involving two of his players two years ago.

A Minnesota judge has ruled that Vikings coach Brad Childress can be called as a witness in the labor dispute between two of his players and the NFL.

Vikings coach Brad Childress made a trip this week to visit Brett Favre at his home in Hattiesburg, Miss., helping to see the 40-year-old off before his Thursday night “Tonight Show” appearance.

Minnesota coach Brad Childress will give Brett Favre as much time as he wants to make up his mind about coming back for the 2010 season.

The speculation began when ProFootballTalk’s Mike Florio started talking about the possibility that the Minnesota Vikings may not want Brett Favre to return for the 2010 season.
The mere thought that Brad Childress and Co. were done with the one year

A week ago, Cowboys linebacker Keith Brooking accused the Vikings of running up the score as Minnesota stayed aggressive until the final whistle. If only that were true on Sunday.
As Vikings head coach Brad Childress took his foot off the gas with 1:06

Vikings coach Brad Childress says defensive coordinator Leslie Frazier is scheduled to interview for the Buffalo Bills head coaching job.

Over the last few weeks, an epic battle for control of the Vikings has raged between Brett Favre’s silver scruff and Brad Childress’s newly acquired beard.
Since Childress became coach of the Minnesota Vikings, he has often ruled with an iron mustache.