Steve Hutchinson | March 30, 2022

From March 30, 2022: Steve Hutchinson is one of the greatest guards in NFL history. His hall of fame speech was filled with emotion, as the Seattle Seahawks and Minnesota Vikings legend recounted the highlights of his impressive career. From waiting for his "hall of fame knock," to blocking for some of the legends of the game, Steve dives into all of it with his Pro Football Hall of Fame brother Morten Andersen. What does he think of Russell Wilson being traded to the Denver Broncos? How confident is he in Pete Carroll at age 70 in Seattle? Can Kirk Cousins will a Super Bowl as the Vikings quarterback? Hutch breaks it all down on this week's edition of "Great Dane Nation!" Topics: • How Morten was able to make a few dollars while listening to Hutch’s induction speech • Running through his Pro Football Hall of Fame journey, and the process of waiting his turn for his “Hall of Fame knock” • What that gold jacket means to him • Morten and Hutch’s wild weekend in Los Angeles, and why Hutch had to warn the new Pro Football Hall of Fame inductees to watch out for Morten • His thoughts on Russell Wilson being traded to the Denver Broncos • The state of the Seahawks, and why Hutch is not concerned with Pete Carroll’s age • What he makes of new Vikings head coach Kevin O’Connell • Why he feels the Vikings can win now with Kirk Cousins • Blocking for three of the greatest running backs in NFL history – Shaun Alexander, Adrian Peterson and Chris Johnson • What he learned playing with John Randle, and why blocking guys with multiple moves is the most difficult part of the game • Playing guard in today’s NFL, and who he thinks is the best guard in today’s game • Who he thinks is the greatest guard in NFL history • Playing college football with Tom Brady, and why he wasn’t surprised by anything that happened with Brady this offseason • Why he’s happy that Jim Harbaugh is heading back to Michigan after rumors swirled this offseason of him pursuing an opportunity in the NFL • This week’s edition of “The Name Game,” featuring Walter Jones, Mike Holmgren, Matt Hasselbeck, Jerry Rice, Lofa Tatupu, Robbie Tobeck, Brett Favre, Jared Allen, Randy Moss and Mike Munchak