Marshawn Lynch

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Seattle's become home to some of the most talented athletes in professional sports. All of our teams have had legendary players, some I would even say deserve their own statue. I thought why not make a list and see if people agree with me. ...

Seattle has been built on some amazing sports teams, the Seahawks, Seattle Mariners, Supersonics, Sounders, Seattle Storm, and at one time The Metropolitans. Sports are a true passion of the people of Washington and we've wanted a hockey team for a long time...

Marshawn Lynch's time in Seattle may be coming to a close, but he certainly is still a force to be reckoned with.

Marshawn Lynch drove his lambo to visit some friends in Oakland -- nothing strange there. But the way he parks his car must be seen to be believed! What could possibly be interesting about parking your car? Marshawn found a way.

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.

Did you watch the interview with Deion Sanders and Marshawn Lynch?! In case you missed it, watch it.

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.