Kluwe enhances legacy with take on league's injury memo

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We're big fans of Vikings punter Chris Kluwe, who never lets the fact that he plays football's most disrespected position stop him from being a snarky little rascal.

Kluwe, who last made news for the creative terms of surrender of his jersey number to Donovan McNabb, took to his signature white board to give us a look at NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell's "memo" on faking injuries.

"NFL Memo on Faking Injuries: Anyone who fakes an injury shall be publicly shamed by having their official position changed to 'punter' or 'kicker,' " the message read, according to Larry Brown Sports. "Remember gentlemen, this isn't soccer. Play like you have a pair. -- Rog"

We're guessing Goodell doesn't have an issue with Kluwe's take on the league's official memo sent out earlier this week. And even if Goodell did have a problem, it'd probably quickly fade from memory.

After all, it's just a punter.