Marshawn Lynch __ _BEAST MODE_ __ Seahawks Career Highlights (HD)

Lynch is in on second and ten. Inside, goes outside, all the way inside the Arizona 30. He's going to make his way and cut back. And just as he comes out, you can see they're all bunched up here. Marshawn Lynch is running through arm tackles. You're not going to bring him down with an arm tackle. He's not a breakaway type of guy. But what a huge opening drive. Lynch, up the middle. It's for the third time today. Going to do that under a tough early start. Marshawn Lynch into the open field. Across the 35 and tripped up all the way down at the 30-yard line. Boy, and this is just what they wanted when they brought Marshawn Lynch into it. He brings a physical. Crowd silent now as opposed to when the Saints have the ball. Oh, look at this run. What a run. Still is fixing his way. What a run. 67 yards by Marshawn Lynch. That's as good an effort as I've ever seen in my life from a running back, who they traded for from Buffalo. Downhill, physical, and down the field, you're going to see methods of lying. Watch him cut it back, and you're going to see all kinds of people sprinting down the field to help him. He breaks the tackle of Shanley. Runs through Sharper. Runs through Adele. Runs through Jabari Greer. Get off me, he says to Tracy Porter. Look all the way down the field, Hasselbeck. All the offensive linemen. Are you kidding me? Columbus is down the field. 78, Columbus, the offensive guard. The quarterback, Hasselbeck, was 30 yards down the field. Look at the hustle by Columbus. Here he is right here. Hasselbeck, Michael Williams, Locklear. Look at that. Locklear and Hasselbeck coming up from behind. Are you kidding me? The other nine guys on the offense who are trying to figure it out. Marshawn Lynch carries on first down a big hole, and he's still going all the way out to the 35-yard 23-yard gate. Don't let this slide up because he is going to go. Look at this big hole that he ends up running through behind the rookies over on the right side. And, again, Zach Miller with another outstanding block. You see Moffitt, the right guard. You see James Carpenter, the rookie right tackle. Zach Miller with a tight end on the ground. Marshawn Lynch walks in, dives in, touchdown. I don't remember the San Francisco 49ers having a lot of trouble back in the day. Marshawn Lynch after the fumble. And he is spun close to the end zone, and he's at the one-yard line. Throw four. Lynch, first down yardage inside the 40. And we have a Raven down. Oh, what a move. What a move by Jarrett Johnson. High percentage throw, but right here, there comes Ray Lewis, and then Jarrett Johnson, number 95. Both of them end up on the ground. Look at that. Look at that stutter step and lateral move by Marshawn Lynch. And Ed Reed got hit by Haloti Nata, but he's limping in the backfield. Cuts outside. He might be gone. Touchdown. Lynch cut back. It's a staple of this offense. And look at this. You must tackle him low. You must grab his legs and wrap him up. If not, he'll just run through all those arm tackles. Boy, look at the tenacity of Marshawn Lynch. Wow. I'd like to see you go tackle him. You seem to have all the answers. He'll throw early pressure. Dump off. Lynch, he's got a chance. A nice block. There goes Lynch. That'll be a touchdown. He no flags it for Lynch. Watchin' football. Not at Stanford. You see a pro-style game. There goes Marshawn Lynch. These skittles. I got to find out what's in these things. That's what it's like. Your fans throwing bags of the candy on the field. The free agent. The pitch to Marshawn Lynch. And he's got room. And first down. And there goes Lynch. Marshawn Lynch. I don't think anybody can catch him. It's a touchdown, Seattle. Lynch to go to the outside. They're able to crack it down and get those linebackers smashed. A good block by Michael Robinson. And now. Crack it down at seven. Lynch. Touchdown. At the 24, after an 11-yard game, he takes it in their form of the pistol and gives it to Marshawn Lynch. And Lynch with the first down and inside the ten. And Lynch to the goal line. Touchdown. Placement, Ricky Jean-Francois. And they stick it in from there. That is some start for this football team, who over the years have been beaten up a little. Lynch carries. Russell Wilson out there blocking for him. Can you believe that? Touchdown. A 20-yard touchdown run. Marshawn Lynch leading the way. It was a tight end that was in motion. Play fake. Wilson fires out. Marshawn Lynch out of the backfield. Puts his head and shoulders into Deshaun Goldson and takes him for a ride. Down and three at the 13. And the handoff is to Lynch going outside. First down. Lynch walks in for the score. Play of the drive right here. A quick jump. No flag. A handoff. Yes, there is a flag. And there goes Lynch. Lynch will score as he pushes Dahl into the end zone. Offside. Defense is declined. Back to Marshawn Lynch. And Lynch, big hole into the secondary. Taking tacklers with him. Throws his shoulder in at the 21-yard line. Pick up a 15. As Lynch carries. And Marshawn Lynch. He might go. Touchdown. Seattle Seahawks. Pass play to Anthony McCoy. Marshawn Lynch. Can he get another touchdown? Yes, he can. Really good patience by Marshawn Lynch. It's actually defended pretty well. And he sees William Gate, who's trying to force it back inside, and is able to shake him down. David Carter coming over the top. Seahawks with a field goal lead. Marshawn Lynch straight up the middle. Just keeps those wheels turning all the way up. Marshawn Lynch. Touchdown. To 11. To his right. When a quarterback rolls to his right and he's, oh, no. But watch Lynch. He's going to come all the way around the edge here. You can throw to a guy that's that wide open. There's very little risk involved in that throw. And you'll see that at times where a bat comes out. Lynch. A hard shot and Lynch to the goal line and to the end zone. Touchdown. Watch Doc at number 90. The helmet comes off. Lynch to careless. Now here's where you can see the helmet come off, right here. If you want to talk about dropping a shoulder pad into a defensive tackle, that's awesome. And better. Second and four, Lynch cuts back. Marshawn Lynch for the touchdown. 11 yards. And with the extra point coming, potentially the first Seahawks lead of the day. Lynch to the inside. Lynch inside the five. Touchdown Seahawks. They give it to Marshawn. First down. Lynch carries. And there's a big hole. Marshawn Lynch. It took a neighborhood to bring him down. Near the 45. Well, a couple things. Great block here. And then the nose tackle gets upfield. And you're going to see a huge crease right there for Marshawn Lynch. Well, tackling has been an issue for this Viking secondary and linebacking corps. And for Lynch, a 23-yard run. From the two-yard line, straight ahead is Lynch. Marshawn Lynch still going. All the way up and still going to the 35. And he's not down yet. The 45-yard line from the two. They're going to protect that offensive line. And then Marshawn Lynch out in space. Look at Earl Mitchell try to bang, pop that out from behind. No chance. Lynch with the great balance. Lynch coming. And they hit Lynch. And Moore trying to hold him back. But Lynch powers forward. Look at Marshawn Lynch taking the whole team. Oh, man. Marshawn Lynch, what are you going to do? He said, I'm not going to blink. And he got a hit through him. He tries to. But that stiff arm in your face, that makes it tough to hit through someone. And look at the leg drive. Look at that stiff arm, a wicked stiff arm. From the two. Lynch battling, still fighting. And he gets in. Marshawn Lynch with a two-yard touchdown run, his 11th of the year. Sometimes it's just flat-out will. I wanted a little more than you do. Watch Lynch. He's going to be hit right here. Here comes the rest of the Giants. Continues to keep his feet moving. Continues to drive those legs. Next thing you know, he's in the end zone. Tremendous effort and will by Marshawn Lynch, who does this on a week-in and week-out basis. It's Lynch. It's a first down. Marshawn is in. Alvin Bailey, who comes in as the extra tight end, offensive lineman, the block that he makes right there. And then Eric Reid, the rookie free safety, overruns it. And Marshawn Lynch able to take this in for a touchdown. It seems like every time you watch a Seattle game, you got a touchdown. Here's Lynch. Oh, some high stepping and some shifty maneuvering. And Peterson tries to strip him. Stay inbounds. If he stayed inbounds, he's going to go all the way. Marshawn Lynch, 79 yards. Unless he stepped up and you saw Peterson come over not to make the touchdown. It's not quite the earthquake run, but it's close. They've got three defensive linemen right in the center. This is all Marshawn Lynch. And Peterson, one of the fastest guys goes to try and strip the ball out. Rashad Johns, it's unbelievable. Honestly, it's unbelievable. I don't care if he ever talks to the media. Watching that guy play is remarkable. Here's the key right here. Right foot in clearly. Left in. Right in. And off he goes to the longest run of his career. Best plays I've ever seen right there. An individual effort. Sick. Literally, physically, whatever you want to call that, sick. That is absolutely spectacular, and he does it all the time. Seattle takes it 26-20. Especially coming out after halftime, here's Lynch. And bounces right off a tackle, has a first down, and is brought down in midfield. He went right through Jameel McClain and picks up 22. Amazing watching him run right through Jameel McClain and barely even lose stride. That's impressive. Jameel McClain, 6'1", 245. First and goal. Lynch. Brinson was in there, then he was stood up. But look at him, he never quits. He never quits. He got in. That, my friends, is a bulldozing three-yard touchdown run. Marshawn Lynch. Talk about a unique running style with the running back. He's so strong in his lower body. You talk about yards after contact. Now watch his teammates. Look at Carpenter. Look at the offensive line. They all come running in, and they push him into the end zone. A lot of fake pressure coming big time. Wilson eludes, Okafor fires wildly inside the 30. What a play by Russell Wilson. It's a gain of 23. Well, Todd Bowles, one thing he said. Here's Lynch. Slips out of a tackle, first down, a lot more. Gets in behind Kersh, and then he's brought out of bounds at the 15-yard line. Got away from Borland. Here's Lynch. First down, a lot more. Wilson to Lynch. Touchdown. Marshawn Lynch, who led the league in touchdowns this season, with 17. 13 on the ground. It's all set up by the pass to Matthews. It is a first and 10 from midfield for Seattle. Lynch in the flat by Carey, looking for a block. He got one by Richardson downfield. There goes Lynch inside the 10. Hit by Moore. Catch and run a 39 for Marshawn Lynch. Seattle. Kevin, they ran this play earlier, you remember, and it got called back because of a penalty on the receiver. But when you make the first defender miss in the screen game, that's where the explosive plays show up. And Marshawn Lynch, great patience. You see Charles Wilson. He misses the tackle. And Marshawn Lynch. Playing well here tonight. Here's Marshawn Lynch. Best run of the day. Marshawn Lynch inside the 20 for Marshawn Lynch. Sideline right now. I think they actually marked him back at about the 34-yard line, saying he stepped out of bounds. But what a run. I told you they'd stay committed, and it's just a matter of time before Marshawn Lynch gets going. Back-to-back carries for Lynch. Marshawn Lynch does a heck of a job, one, breaking the tackle, and then he's one-on-one on the safety, and that's some of the elusiveness that I talked about. J.J. Wilcox with a chance to try to make a tackle. He makes him miss. Gets more out of that run, but finally a break up front for that offensive line. Fullback Derek Coleman. Coleman blocking for Lynch, and Lynch spins. Picks up the first down, good second effort. Rams having a hard time bringing him down, and Lynch takes it all the way out to the 39-yard line. Gain of 10. Getting ready for this game, the offensive line, what's wrong with the running game, and he said, listen, you know, 24's only had three snaps. He makes everything look better when he's in the lineup, and this is the classic example to that point, and he is unbelievable. I mean, look at the weight, just what he's carrying and supporting there with all those rams of theirs. Off to Lynch. This is the positive side of Marshawn Lynch. I've watched him just about all year long, all the games. This is as fresh as his legs have looked, and he's running with, as they always say, he runs angry. For them to win if they want to have a realistic chance to win the division. Lynch trying to shed tacklers and fights his way out to the 15-yard line. Third down and long. With this sort of lateral step ability, you can see the patience, almost backed up there, and then Russell Wilson's going to get out in front and throw him a block, but Marshawn Lynch has had two of the best runs I've ever seen in my life. Of course, the earthquake run here against New Orleans and all that, but last year when we were in Arizona. The handoff to Lynch. He picks up a first down and more. Marshawn Lynch all the way down to the rams. 30-yard line. He gains 23 yards. From the 44 and a second straight handoff, and there's an opening for Lynch. Into the secondary and then hammered down by Buffay at the 39, and it picks up 17. On occasion, Lynch sliding away, taking Matthew for a ride, and half of that Cardinal defense as well, and that gets the crowd stirred up. All the way out to the 36-yard line. Buchanan, who's going to come up and think he has him, and just melt. I mean, just goes right to his knees. That's a safety. That's an athletic guy. And, you know, for all the talk of Russell Wilson and what he is to this offense, and he certainly has been such a...