Deshawn Lynch is a lot like Marshawn Lynch. Besides their similar sounding names, they're a pair of Northern California physical specimens who turned themselves into Seattle football freaks of nature.
During his legendary career with the Seattle Seahawks, Marshawn Lynch ignored cameras and microphones like the plague and ran with a violent style that resembled a hard-rock mosh pit.
From reality stars to athletes, these 20 celebrities left their usual stages behind and lit up the big (and small) screen in various productions. While most had no formal acting training, their charisma, charm, and unexpected talent made them perfect additions to their casts.
How many of the career leaders in receiving yards for every NFL franchise can you name in five minutes?
Few players in the history of the NFL have been as entertaining on and off the field as one-time Super Bowl champion Marshawn Lynch. The iconic running back made his presence felt, logging 10,413 rushing yards while playing for the Buffalo Bills, Seattle Seahawks, and his beloved hometown Oakland Raiders.
The increasingly pass-focused NFL continues to see wide receivers and tight ends play central roles in Super Bowl journeys. Here are the best yardage performances by pass catchers during a single playoffs throughout NFL history.
With apologies to running backs such as Chris Warren and Curt Warner, not many Seattle Seahawks fans would quibble with an all-time backfield featuring Shaun Alexander and Marshawn Lynch.
Marshawn Lynch is no stranger to being in front of the camera, spending 12 seasons on the football field as a member of the Buffalo Bills, Seattle Seahawks, and the Raiders.
The Arizona Diamondbacks welcomed a surprise guest speaker on Friday afternoon. Former Seattle Seahawks star (and current sports photographer) Marshawn Lynch made an appearance at Chase Field.
Everyone knows Marshawn Lynch was a "Beast." But now, thanks to a new self-penned article by Richard Sherman, we're all learning that the Seattle Seahawks' iconic running back had a soft underbelly, too.
Seattle Seahawks legend Marshawn Lynch doesn't play anymore, but he certainly still has his eye on the team. In keeping an eye on them, he's realized something.
Whatever the origins of these nicknames, the one thing they all have in common is that they're memorable.
With the month of September in the books, both the top college prospects and 2026 NFL draft order are coming into focus. Here's a look at our latest first-round NFL mock draft as of October 13, 2025.
The Los Angeles Chargers’ rookie Omarion Hampton got a lesson he won’t forget, and it came from a legendary running back-turned-cameraman. Marshawn Lynch, known for his Beast Mode ways and blunt advice, pulled Hampton aside after a rough moment against the Kansas City Chiefs.
The Los Angeles Chargers have featured their first-round rookie running back plenty so far in their Week 1 matchup against the Kansas City Chiefs. At halftime, Omarion Hampton had 31 rushes on eight carries, but one play stood out in particular.
It looks like the Seattle Seahawks are about to have a dominant run game for the first time in 10 years. This time around it's a completely different dynamic than the last time, though.
Marshawn Lynch worked as a credentialed photographer during Thursday night’s preseason game between the Las Vegas Raiders and Seattle Seahawks, and the former Pro Bowl running back appeared to take his job very seriously.
When the Seattle Seahawks and Las Vegas Raiders kicked off their 2025 NFL preseason at Lumen Field on Thursday night, it wasn’t just the action on the field that had fans buzzing.
Marshawn Lynch may have made his name in Seattle with the Seahawks. But his heart has always been in Oakland, where he was born and raised. After a brief retirement in 2016, Lynch came back to the NFL in 2017 to sign with his hometown team, the Oakland Raiders.
The Las Vegas Raiders will soon turn to Ashton Jeanty to wear down defenses. Jeanty earned constant praise for landing with the Raiders in the 2025 NFL Draft.
Since the 2000 NFL season, a running back has rushed for 1,500 or more yards in a season on 52 occasions. How many of the 52 can you name in six minutes?
Seattle Seahawks legend Marshawn Lynch is continuing his busy career off the field. While the superstar running back has appeared in various movies and shows during his retirement, he’s now looking to get involved with another sport.
Two of the NFL’s fiercest competitors, Marshawn Lynch and Marcus Peters, are charging into the world of professional rugby as they officially join the ownership group of the Seattle Seawolves in Major League Rugby, which was announced on April 17.
The Buffalo Bills have been involved in some high-profile trades, which haven't always worked out. While they were happy with the addition of Drew Bledsoe in 2002 and Stefon Diggs in 2020, they didn't get what they expected from Amari Cooper in 2024.
Long before the Seahawks traded Smith to the Raiders this offseason after Smith and the Seahawks were unable to come to terms on a contract extension, Lynch featured for the two organizations.
After what has been a very intense season, the Kansas City Chiefs are in the Super Bowl where they will face off against the Philadelphia Eagles. In the big game on Feb.
New Las Vegas Raiders head coach Pete Carroll had an unexpected visitor during his introductory news conference on Monday.
Skattebo had a huge game for the Sun Devils in the team’s 39-31 overtime loss to the Texas Longhorns.
It's a big-time ACC matchup (though it still feels bizarre to call Cal an ACC team) so it makes sense to bring in a big-time Cal alumnus to be the celebrity guest picker for the weekend.
You just never know what Tennessee Vols baseball coach Tony Vitello is going to say during his post game press conferences. Vitello is as a candid as it gets.
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