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By DAVE CAMPBELL MINNEAPOLIS The realization he could make a living in the NFL didn’t actually dawn on Steve Hutchinson until his final year at Michigan, when he learned his status as a widely projected first-round draft pick. As soon as the Seattle Seahawks made good on that potential by taking him 17th overall in 2001, Hutchinson fast-tracked his goal-setting for one of football’s most unglamorous jobs. Just because he was a left guard didn’t mean he had to be left out of the game’s greats. “If you’re going to do it, you might as well be the best. That was kind of the mindset I had,” said Hutchinson, whose exemplary performance over a 12-season career that also featured a long stay with the Minnesota Vikings will be honored this weekend with his induction into the Pro Football Hall of Fame in Canton, Ohio. ....
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