
Marshawn Lynch’s Mom Calls for Firing of Seahawks OC
The mother of Seahawks running back Marshawn Lynch called for the firing of Seattle offensive coordinator Darrell Bevell in her Facebook page, describing him as the “worst play caller ever.”

The mother of Seahawks running back Marshawn Lynch called for the firing of Seattle offensive coordinator Darrell Bevell in her Facebook page, describing him as the “worst play caller ever.”

In a recent interview with Turkish TV Station NTV Spor, Marshawn Lynch opened up about the final play of Super Bowl XLIX. The play called is questioned by many because it resulted in the Seahawks not taking the lead with

Seattle Seahawks running back Marshawn Lynch was straightforward last month when he told reporters at Super Bowl Media Day, “I’m just here so I won’t get fined.” Now Lynch seeks trademark status for his phrase.

Seattle Seahawks running back Marshawn Lynch, 28, who was fined $100,000 last November for his continual refusal to speak to the media, had plenty to say at a hip-hop concert in his hometown of Oakland earlier this year, telling attendees

Perhaps the Seahawks balls were too inflated. Unlikely. Seattle simply dialed up a horrible call at the worst time possible and changed the course of NFL history in the process.

After the improbable finish to Super Boxl XLIX, it seems natural to blame Seattle Seahawks coach Pete Carroll and his team for calling a pass from the 1-yard line with less than 30 seconds to play, rather than handing the ball to Marshawn Lynch. But while it’s understandable that a Seattle fan might feel Carroll’s was “the worst call in Super Bowl history,” it wasn’t bad. And it was actually New England Patriots’ coach Bill Belichick’s call the play before that won the game.
NBC’s “Saturday Night Live” took a jab at the Seattle Seahawks one week after making fun of the New England Patriots for “Deflategate.” In the sketch, Seahawks cornerback Richard Sherman and running back Marshawn Lynch host a Super Bowl preview

Marshawn Lynch bolted last year’s Super Bowl media day after six minutes. He stayed for the duration on Tuesday but said very little.

The 12th Man brings the noise. Does he make the ground shake?