Chris Kluwe is a walking sound byte for radio stations and a headline waiting to happen for newspapers. You have to check out this hilarious Q & A Kluwe had with the Pioneer Press. He discusses porn stars, social injustice, and more.

Vikings Punter Chris Kluwe criticized replacement officials on Twitter Friday night after losing to the San Diego Chargers in the team's third preseason game at the dome. NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell said this week the labor dispute between the NFL and the NFL Referees Association needs to reach an agreement to put full-time officials on the field for the regular season.

Vikings kicker Chris Kluwe continues his campaign to support gay marriage. In his latest Pioneer Press blog, he writes, "Treat others the way you would like to be treated. It’s not hard."

Vikings punter Chris Kluwe is still nursing a sore hamstring, but he tells the Star Tribune that "amputation" is off the table for now. He says he should be ready to go Sunday against Arizona, but if he regresses the Vikings will likely have to sign a punter Friday.

In his "Out of Bounds" Pioneer Press blog, Vikings kicker Chris Kluwe doesn't hide the truth. He writes that when a professional athlete loses a game, it's like "a colony of fire ants gnawing away at your inner abdominals, spitting their venom all over your insides."

Injuries kept Vikings' cornerback Antoine Winfield, center John Sullivan, and punter Chris Kluwe out of practice Wednesday. Their status for Sunday's game against Arizona is unknown. Safeties Husain Abdullah and Jamarca Sanford along with linebacker E.J. Henderson and tackle Charlie Johnson were all limited in practice.

Chris Kluwe's mother said he could have cured cancer. Instead, he is a punter for the Minnesota Vikings. He plays a sport that he doesn't even like that much. In his spare time, which he has a lot of, he plays video games, belongs to a band, and gets into trouble on Twitter.

Long snapper Cullen Loeffler has agreed to a three-year contract extension with the Vikings. Loeffler has spent his entire career in Minnesota, and said his close bond with punter Chris Kluwe and kicker Ryan Longwell helped him make the decision to re-sign.