marshawn lynch

Sunday, I took my son to watch the Seahawks dismantle the San Francisco 49ers at CenturyLink Field in Seattle. If you have never been to a Hawks game before, you should definitely try to get there early enough before kickoff to experience "Touchdown City."

Seattle Seahawks running back Marshawn Lynch has returned to the team's practice facilities following weeks of rehabilitating following surgery for a sports hernia.

On the bright side, undrafted free agent Thomas Rawls had a banner day Sunday, rushing for 209 yards in place of injured running back Marshawn Lynch in the Seahawks' 29-13 win over San Francisco. The bad news?

The Seahawks took on the Dallas Cowboys most recently and had a pretty good win. It seems only fitting that the reward should be a McDonald's cheeseburger. Maybe that is what Seahawks star running back was thinking.

Seattle Seahawks star running back Marshawn Lynch has made as much of a name for himself off the field by refusing to speak to reporters as he has on the field by breaking ridiculous runs when he goes into "Beast Mode."

While many football fans, including those who do not root for the Seattle Seahawks, are still in disbelief over the play selection that ultimately ended Super Bowl 49 this past February, one person has most definitely moved on from the disastrous ending that many believe to be the worst play call in the history of the NFL. That man is the head coach himself -- Pete Carroll.

Seattle Seahawks running back Marshawn Lynch, who's in the market for a custom fish tank for his home, appears in a new season five episode of "Animal Planet." The guys on "Animal Planet's" "Tanked," Wade and Bret, kept trying to get him to touch a fish but he just wouldn't.

Seahawks running back Marshawn Lynch, via his Facebook and Twitter feeds, has released a sneak peek in to the new Ludacris music video entitled "Beast Mode."

Seattle Seahawks running back Marshawn Lynch doesn't say a lot to the press, but when he does it can be memorable. And possibly profitable as well.

The NFL said Wednesday that Seattle's top running back wouldn't have to pay any fines associated with his Super Bowl week media availability.

Owens Harley-Davidson on North First Street Yakima was rolling Saturday with the spirit of the 12th Man. The hundreds who showed up were all dressed crazy and showing their true Seattle Seahawks spirit!

Our long national nightmare is over.