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The Seattle Seahawks appreciate everything Marshawn Lynch helped them accomplish over the past six seasons, and they plan to express their gratitude by not letting anyone wear his jersey number in 2016. Over the weekend, Doug Baldwin sent a tweet …
Marshawn Lynch may be retired, but he’s not forgotten in Seattle. With an influx of new additions in the draft and free agency, Doug Baldwin sent a tweet on behalf of the team requesting that Lynch’s No. 24 not be issued to any of the …
The Seattle Seahawks could have asked Marshawn Lynch for his bonus money back, but they are reportedly not going to. Lynch had two years remaining on his deal which had a prorated $7.5 million signing bonus. That would have paid him $2.5 million in …
Marshawn Lynch posted a message on Twitter during the Super Bowl on Sunday that seemed to indicate his plans to retire. However, some Seattle Seahawks reportedly do not believe the running back is actually hanging up his cleats for good. Bleacher …
In his typical understated way, Marshawn Lynch may have announced his retirement. The Seattle Seahawks running back sent a tweet at the end of the Super Bowl on Sunday that included a photo of cleats hanging up on a phone wire, along with an emoji of …
When you hear about a professional athlete getting a multi-million dollar contract, the general reaction is that they’re set for life. In the case of Marshawn Lynch, it’s actually pretty much true. NFL Media’s Ian Rapoport told 950 …
Marshawn Lynch has reportedly told those close to him that he is calling it a career. ESPN’s Adam Schefter reports that Lynch has informed some people of his plans to retire, and his Seattle Seahawks teammates are trying to get him to …
Marshawn Lynch has yet to reveal whether he plans to play in 2016, but one former teammate and close friend believes Beast Mode’s days in Seattle are done either way. Former Seahawks fullback Michael Robinson, who played four seasons with Lynch …
Marshawn Lynch does not have to sit in front of hundreds of reporters and microphones this year during the week leading up to the Super Bowl, but he seems as irritated as ever with the media. When Lynch was on his way into Jay Glazer’s charity …
Seahawks general manager John Schneider believes Marshawn Lynch is thinking of retiring. Schneider appeared on ESPN Radio 710’s “Brock and Salk” show to discuss the team, and he was inevitably asked about the future of his running …
Will Marshawn Lynch be back with the Seattle Seahawks next season? Not even Pete Carroll knows the answer, at least for now. Carroll met with the media on Monday for a final news conference before the Seahawks head into the offseason. He was asked …
Marshawn Lynch had a disappointing game on Sunday in what could be his final game with the Seattle Seahawks, but he still left his mark on at least one opponent. Carolina Panthers safety Roman Harper shared a video on Instagram after the game showing …
Marshawn Lynch says he is ready to return to action and help the Seattle Seahawks fight for another championship. On Friday morning, Lynch texted ESPN’s Kenny Mayne and declared himself “ready” for Sunday’s game against the …
Marshawn Lynch was a surprise inactive for the Seattle Seahawks against the Minnesota Vikings last weekend after practicing throughout the week. As a result, Pete Carroll is not willing to commit to Lynch playing in the second round of the playoffs. …
Marshawn Lynch did not make the trip to Minnesota for the Seattle Seahawks’ playoff game against the Vikings on Sunday, and the team isn’t sure if he’ll be able to play next weekend against Carolina. Lynch, who is recovering from a …
The situation surrounding Marshawn Lynch’s availability for Sunday’s playoff game at Minnesota has been confounding to say the least. Lynch practiced this week and Pete Carroll said he expected the running back to start and carry the load …
