NFL community mourns former Buccaneers and Vikings defensive back Ronyell Whitaker, who passed away suddenly at 46.

Former Laney College coach John Beam died on November 14, a day after he was shot at the college campus. A suspect was caught ...

Sam Darnold, Tory Horton, others walked the parade route to mingle with fans. DeMarcus Lawrence let folks touch the team's Lombardi Trophy.

The Seattle Seahawks earned their second Lombardi by beating the New England Patriots 29-13 in Super Bowl 60. One of the first people to congratulate them for the victory was Marshawn Lynch. Lynch – ...

In a celebratory moment that bridged Seahawks legends past and present, a new Nike-partnered spot for Oakley Meta high-tech glasses aired immediately following Seattle's victory, featuring none other ...

Moments after the Seattle Seahawks defeated the New England Patriots in Super Bowl XL, Nike dropped a perfectly timed commercial, which included the legendary running back, Marshawn Lynch. There ...

Marshawn Lynch and the Seahawks were a yard away from back-to-back Super Bowl wins. Christian Petersen / Getty Images SAN FRANCISCO — When it happened, as tens of millions of viewers let out yelps of ...

The “one yard” play never really left Seattle; it just went quiet for stretches. That Russell Wilson slant was intercepted by then-rookie Malcolm Butler in Super Bowl XLIX, and former Seahawks running ...

Aug 7, 2025; Seattle, Washington, USA; Former NFL player Marshawn Lynch on the sidelines during the game between the Seattle Seahawks and the Las Vegas Raiders at Lumen Field. Mandatory Credit: Steven ...

To paraphrase Simon & Garfunkel (Google if you don’t know Lombardi was a coach before a trophy): Where have you gone, Marshawn Lynch? A boring Super Bowl Week turns its lonely eyes to you. Yes, ...

The former Seahawks running back made himself plenty of money after uttering his famous catchphrase, and the media learned a valuable lesson. Perhaps the funniest observation from Marshawn Lynch’s ...

Marshawn Lynch never has normal conversations. Former NFL star Marshawn Lynch still remains one of the most popular players in NFL history. He refused to change and forever stayed true to who he was.