Former Seahawks coach Pete Carroll got a warm welcome – or a startling surprise – from one of his most memorable players.

Seattle Seahawks running back Marshawn Lynch breaks multiple tackles on his way to a 15-yard touchdown run. NFL Throwback takes a look at the longest play that the Pittsburgh Steelers have had in ...

Eye of the Hawk - Marshawn Lynch Beast Mode Run Take a unique look at Marshawn Lynch's 22-yard rumble as he runs over Giants linebacker Jameel McClain during the Seahawks 38-17 victory over the ...

Buffalo Bills linebacker Terrel Bernard forces a fumble by Baltimore Ravens tight end Mark Andrews and recovers it for the Bills during the AFC Divisional Round. Buffalo Bills safety Damar Hamlin ...

Seattle Seahawks running back Marshawn Lynch does what he does best, and goes into beast mode on this 43-yard run against the Texans. Skip to main content Open menu button Primary nav ...

Monday's event featured a surprise visitor as Carroll's former star running back Marshawn 'Beast Mode' Lynch crashed the press conference with a loud and boisterous endorsement of Carroll's new team, ...

Marshawn Lynch is also enjoying off-field success ... Lynch is the creator and owner of the brand ‘Beast Mode’ which includes a chain of apparel lines and retail stores with partnership ...

Marshawn Lynch unexpectedly showed up at new Raiders head coach Pete Carroll and, as one might expect, went Beast Mode.

NFL legend Marshawn Lynch retired from the NFL in 2019 after playing two seasons for the Oakland Raiders. The "Beast Mode" RB was notoriously infamous for taking back his retirement calls.

Perhaps the only one at his Las Vegas Raiders introductory conference who matched his enthusiasm was former running back Marshawn Lynch ... a little of that Beast Mode-type confidence back ...

Marshawn Lynch decided to crash Pete Carroll's opening presser with the Raiders, and wasn't aware of it until after the fact.

While it's no surprise to see "Beast Mode" supporting his former coach, it was still a heartwarming sight. Marshawn Lynch #24 of the Seattle Seahawks addresses the media at Super Bowl XLIX Media ...