Marshawn Lynch Rumors & News

Some listens for you, via 710ESPN and SportsRadioKJR. Darrell Bevell 5-17 - Seattle's live and local sports stationThe Seahawks Offensive Coordinator joins Softy to discuss the new offensive additions, Russell Wilson emerging as a star, Marshawn Lynch’s workload, the zone-read offense, and the type of style the Hawks will use this year. 5-21 Antoine Winfield - Seattle's live and local sports stationNew Seahawk Antoine Winfield joins the show. Michael Robinson 5-20 - Seattle's live and local sports stationThe Seahawks fullback joins Softy after the first OTA to discuss the potential f...

First, some background... Let's make this short story brief. I am from Anchorage, Alaska, which is not exactly a fertile hotbed for football fellows. Regardless, my high school was as close to a powerhouse as one can get in Seward's Icebox. I mean, Mark Schlereth played there. Yes, THE Mark Schlereth. As a two-time All State running back, and MVP I thought I was an insect's patella (the bee's knees). Like every dumb, young male my plan was to play in college, and maybe someday I could make it to the NFL. That all changed on a trip to Tacoma. We flew down to visit family, and while ther...

Last week, James put together his thoughts on the 49ers running back position as it compared to the NFC West. He ranked the 49ers first, in large part because of the depth at the position. Naturally, this got some Seahawks fans in a huff over the perceived disrespect to their man Marshawn Lynch. Some didn't bother reading that this was a look at the entire running back depth chart for each team, while others simply thought Lynch was better than the entire depth of the 49ers running back corps. I bring this up now because Tuesday marks Frank Gore's 30th birthday. For professional athlet...

You walk into a bar, shaking the rain off your jacket. You've never been here before, but Yelp said it was fantastic. Motion from the corner catches your eye, and you see your friends waving to you. Walking up to the bar, you order a drink. While waiting, you look to your left. There sits a nondescript man. He clutches at his beer, staring intensely at the wall. A haunted expression floats around his eyes, his lips drawn into a rictus grimace. The man glances into his glass, and slowly smiles. The bartender hands you your drink, and as you turn to walk away, the man begins to speak...A...

Running back Marshawn Lynch had been curiously absent from the beginning of the Seattle Seahawks’ offseason program, as reported by Danny O’Neil of 710 ESPN Seattle. However, Clare Farnsworth of Seahawks.com writes that Lynch arrived at the VMAC this week to take part in Phase II of the team’s offseason regimen. “He just jumped right back in there, didn’t miss a beat,” Seattle offensive coordinator Darrell Bevell said. “It’s great to have him out there. It kind of lifts morale. Guys love to see him. He’s a great player and competitor for us, so it’s always good to … Read more »

The San Francisco 49ers 2013 schedule features a tough start as they host the Green Bay Packers, and then travel to Seattle to face the Seahawks on Sunday Night Football. It won't be an easy schedule in 2013, but there is a chance the 49ers could catch a break Week 2 agains the Seahawks. Last July, Marshawn Lynch was pulled over and arrested for drunk driving. Police reported that he was seen swerving, and when his BAC was measured it was over the legal limit. The case has been delayed in going to trial, but it now appears the case will get going on June 21. If Lynch is found guilty, o...

This week is just flying by, gang. On Marshawn Lynch's absence, pending DUI case - Blog - MyNorthwest.comWhen the Seahawks began their offseason program two weeks ago, the word from safety Earl Thomas was that "only a couple" players weren't in attendance. Running back Marshawn Lynch was one of them, according to Danny O'Neil. An update on Marshawn Lynch’s DUI case | Seahawks Insider - The News TribuneThere have been some questions on the blog about Marshawn Lynch’s pending DUI case in Alameda County, in the Bay Area. Specifically, there’s been some hand-wringing among the Seahaw...

Aaron Schatz of Football Outsiders’ list of offensive players with the most broken tackles always is an interesting read. While I find the act of charting broken tackles rather subjective, I do think Schatz’s list gives you an indication of the best open-field runners in the game. And once again, it’s no surprise to find Marshawn Lynch among the top open-field runners in the NFL. Lynch was tied for 10th among running backs in the league in broken tackles with 26. But other Seattle players also made appearances on the list. Russell Wilson was second among quarterbacks 13 broken … Read m...