I know many of us are tired of talking about Chris Kluwe, but it seems he's already landed on his feet.

Here's what they had to say: "This is another young, rising O-Line. Kalil, 23, Sullivan, 27, and Loadholt, 27, are Minnesota's elite up-front pieces, while improvement can be expected in 24-year-old Fusco's second season as a starter. Johnson, 29, was the weak link last year. He'll face competition from underrated sixth-round pick Jeff Baca and journeyman Berger (27 career starts). In 2011, the Vikings trotted out one of the NFL's poorest offensive lines. The ascension of Fusco and addition of Kalil turned the unit around. It's now a top-ten unit. Christian Ponder is running out of excuses." If we had better guards, I can't help but think we might have the best O-line in the league.

Tom Pelissero has this great interview up with Erin Henderson, and he sounds mighty angry that people are doubting his ability to play MLB. Good. I think he should be too!

Ray Edwards infamous "boxing" career is still continuing, and he recently said that he thought "Boxing was a safer choice than football." Wait, what? This article explains how dumb of an idea that is. Maybe Ray should just keep his mouth shut and focus on hitting his opponents.

Saw this from Seifert over on ESPN. The Vikings were reportedly interested in coach Chris Ault, whose well known for creating and popularizing the pistol offense. He was hired by the Chiefs. Hmm...wonder why? Would they have plans to utilize it with Webb or Ponder? Were they looking for ways to stop it against guys like RGIII and Kaepernick?

According to this report, a source "close to Urlacher" reports he's leaning towards Minnesota. Looking at a 1-2 year contract, perhaps more than $1.6 Million/year (what the Bears offered him).

Just a quick and dirty listing, but some interesting stuff!

Saturday May 11th 1-3 pm autographs and photos - FREE

Just a little something I posted on my Trumpethustra blog.

This is a very intimate look at the Vikings War Room during the draft. It's one of the many videos available on Vikings.com, but it was too good not to share.