Former running back Marshawn Lynch reunites with Pete Carroll at the Las Vegas Raiders mini camp and got to meet Ashton ...

Lynch, who played for Carroll and the Seattle Seahawks from 2010-15 and '19, was pretty excited to see the Raiders selecting ...

Rosalía teased her first foray into acting with HBO's forthcoming third season of 'Euphoria', which she called 'really ...

Euphoria and former Grey’s Anatomy star and veteran actor Eric Dane announced today that he has ALS. Dane, 52, made the revelations in an interview with People, and said that he will continue ...

Yet the rugged former lead rusher for Oregon State and University of Miami described himself in the legacy of Seattle immortal Marshawn Lynch. “Physical runner...Got another ‘Beast Mode 2.0 ...

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Enter Mullings, who on third-and-1 from U-M's own 20 with 2:21 to play, ripped off a Marshawn Lynch-esque run and rumbled 63 yards into USC territory. The next seven plays included one Orji ...

The best running back Carroll had at the NFL level was Marshawn Lynch, who also played for the Raiders. According to Carroll, Lynch was pounding the table for Jeanty, and wouldn’t stop calling ...

He could remind Raiders coach Pete Carroll of Marshawn Lynch, whom he coached in Seattle. Jeanty often went with his own version of “Beast Mode” at Boise State and was the only player ...

The Arizona wide receiver was just too good to pass on. Raiders coach Pete Carroll said Marshawn Lynch was calling all night, excited about Ashton Jeanty. "There are similarities in his ability to ...

"Ecstatic." Even more so Raiders fans and alumni. Or did you miss Raiders coach Pete Carroll saying Marshawn Lynch was blowing his phone up all night after the pick because Lynch was so "fired up ...

But it also had to do with comparisons to Marshawn Lynch who was a key cog in Pete Carroll's offense in Seattle during their Super Bowl seasons. Everyone else saw it, but we aren't the only ones.