John Hannah, Patriots First Hall of Famer and the Best Offensive Lineman of All Time

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"Quarterback is very important. He's got to be a leader. He's got to be a tough guy. You've got to be the man. Because, when you go into the huddle, all eyes turn to the quarterback. And, when he's calling that play, you got to see confidence, determination, toughness. An Offensive Lineman can't do it. Nobody's looking at him. They don't see what he does until after the game."
- John Hannah
Our guest this week needs no introduction. As seen on the cover of Sports Illustrated, he's simply the Best Offensive Lineman of All Time.
John discussed the best Patriots team he was on, the year that had the best offensive line, and working with Leon Gray. He also tells us the best football-related compliment he ever received and who did he aspire to be better than. Hear how he found out he needed a raise, what amazing stat the 1978 Pats offense achieved, and a breakdown of "Flow 36", and which teammates should have gold jackets. Hog talks about his unique and historic induction in the Pro Football Hall of Fame. Who 'influenced' him to go to Alabama? What are his thoughts on the QBs he played with in New England? He has an interesting take on a famous Patriots moment as well.
Honored to have spoken to John about this and more!

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