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I know I am a man of controversy. I may also be a man of bias. If you gave me the choice to build my NFL team around either the offense of the 1999 Rams, or the defense of the 2013 Seahawks, I'd say, "Give me those damn Rams, man." Why?

The Native American man who played "Smiles A Lot" in the film "Dances With Wolves" heard how John Scott gave his sacred ceremonial drum to Marshawn Lynch during the Seahawks Super Bowl parade Feb. 5. Touched by his giving spirit, and recognizing the incredible loss this was for Scott, the actor replaced it.

The Seattle Seahawks rolled through downtown Seattle today celebrating their fist Super Bowl win in franchise history! Running back Marshawn Lynch rode on the front of one of the 'ducks', making it rain Skittles on the 12s before taking a brief moment to reach for something in the crowd - a bottle of Fireball Cinnamon Whiskey!

Imagine you're Marshawn Lynch and you just won the Super Bowl: "What are you going to do next?" Marshawn got his dance on in the locker room. He got in his favorite beast mode gear, closed himself off from the reporters, put on his favorite jam, and danced his ass off like no one was around.

The man simply known as 'Beast Mode' gave an awesome interview with Deion Sanders and the NFL Network at Super Bowl XLVIII Media Day on Monday. One of the quotable moments came when asked about not talking to the media and if he was shy. The now famous quote of dismissing the talk and being "Just about that action, boss." has been one of the biggest highlights of all the interviews leadi

It's no secret that Seattle Seahawks running back Marshawn Lynch doesn't like talking to the media, but when you are playing in the biggest NFL game of the year, you are going to have to answer a few questions. He doesn't like to be in limelight in that fashion and he explained that to Deion Sanders at Super Bowl XLVIII Media Day, "I'm just about that action, Boss." Today, full back MIch

How can you buy a pack of limited-edition "Seattle Mix" Skittles? You can't. A lot of the news stories from this morning neglected to say that the company is not putting these up for sale.

Marshawn Lynch's problems with the media began in college. If you've ever seen him talk to reporters, it's painfully obvious how nervous he is and how much he hates it. The media has attacked him numerous times on his ability to answer questions.

He's been making headlines all season for his play on the field, but his most attention grabbing headline came from his lack of actions off of the field. Seattle Seahawks running back Marshawn Lynch made avoided a $100 thousand dollar fine today by simply making himself available to the media for questions. Although mostly quiet, Deion Sanders was able to get more than just a few words out of the

The Wm. Wrigley Jr. Company announced a deal with Marshawn Lynch today to officially endorse Skittles as well as the introduction of limited-edition "Seattle Mix" Skittles with only green and blue candies.

In all the Super Bowl madness it's good to remember where your roots came from. Most current Seahawks fans weren't even aware of Marshawn Lynch when he was in college. Even back then he was as explosive as he is today. One other characteristic that obviously hasn't changed in Marshawn is his sense of humor and lightness of heart. He doesn't talk to the media much, but all of his teammates have alw

Even if you are not a football fan, you can't escape the craziness that the self described 12's have created this season and especially over the last couple weeks. You literally can't even drive down the street without seeing a business proudly flashing on their billboard that they are (all of the sudden) Seahawks fans. Now, Seattle Seahawks running back Marshawn Lynch, who has been quiet almost a