Despite the past, and the future, right now Marshawn Lynch is a big factor in Seahawks' offense. Marshawn Lynch is running the ball well, catching more passes and seems totally dedicated to the cause. By Bob Condotta.
For much of the past month, we've been fretting about Marshawn Lynch's relationship with his head coach, his future in Seattle, his tradability, his health, his not-totally-enthusiastic reaction to the Percy Harvin deal — lots of off-field noise
The Seahawks are now three games into their transition to a Percy Harvin-less offense and one major point of emphasis has been to get back to leaning on Marshawn Lynch as the centerpiece and identity on that side of the
SEATTLE, WA – NOVEMBER 09: Running back Marshawn Lynch #24 of the Seattle Seahawks gives cornerback Jayron Hosley #28 of the New York Giants a stiff arm during the first quarter of the game at CenturyLink Field on November 9, 2014 in Seattle,
Seahawks offensive coordinator Darrell Bevell said this week that the team wanted to get the ball into Marshawn Lynch's hands any way they can. They mostly stuck to handing it off to him on Sunday and it proved to be just the ticket for a victory over