Trump: NFL Should Suspend Oakland Raiders' Marshawn Lynch
President Donald Trump says the NFL should suspend Oakland Raiders running back Marshawn Lynch.
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President Donald Trump says the NFL should suspend Oakland Raiders running back Marshawn Lynch.
Marshawn Lynch's appeal of his one-game suspension for shoving an official has been declined and the running back will miss Oakland's game this week at Buffalo.
The Chiefs are coming off their first loss of the season. The Raiders have lost four straight games. Which one will get back in the win column this Thursday night?
Marshawn Lynch provided the early touchdown, the dance moves and the inspiration for the crowd in celebratory home opener in Oakland.
One reporter addressed the situation as the elephant in the room when questioning Lynch.
Lynch also must apply to the NFL for reinstatement from the retired list before he can play with the Raiders.
A person familiar with the deal tells The Associated Press that the Oakland Raiders have agreed to a two-year contract to bring running back Marshawn Lynch out of retirement.
Retired running back Marshawn Lynch visited the Oakland Raiders on Wednesday as he decides whether to come back to the NFL and the team decides whether it wants to acquire the hometown favorite.
Marshawn Lynch was at the center of attention in the fourth quarter of the Super Bowl on Sunday night.
Marshawn Lynch strolled through the locker room he's called home for most of the past six seasons on Monday followed closely by a pack of cameras.
As the back-to-back NFC champion Seattle Seahawks found out Sunday in the Queen City, spotting top-ranked Carolina 31 points was all but a recipe for disaster.
When the two teams faced off a season ago in the NFC playoffs in Seattle, the Seahawks were a rather solid favorite to beat Cam Newton and the Carolina Panthers.
While quarterback Russell Wilson has also been putting up some impressive stats (35 TD's) this season, it is Seattle's defense over the last month or so that has been equally if not more dominant.
The Seattle Seahawks entered the 2015 NFL season with high expectations while the San Francisco 49ers entered the season with more questions than answers.
With the Saints beating Dallas on Sunday Night Football, the Lions are officially the only winless team in the NFL.
But according to the Lions, Levy did not make the trip to Seattle this weekend, and was downgraded from "questionable" to simply out of Monday's game.
"Obviously not the start that I want. I don't really talk about injuries. … The coaches know my situation and that's pretty much all I have to say about that."
The Detroit Lions are sitting at 0-3 and hoping that something can finally go right and their way. Unfortunately, they're heading to "Monday Night Football" to take on the defending AFC Champion Seattle Seahawks who are starting to find their groove.
Is it too late for Lynch to enter the MLB Home Run Derby?
DeAndre Jordan is settling in for a month without All-Star partner Blake Griffin, so the Clippers center will take any night when his job can be a little easier.
Some of the looks on the girls faces are priceless.
In the silence of the locker room, Byron Maxwell was already addressing the most important challenge Pete Carroll and the Seattle Seahawks will face going forward.
By refusing to engage with media, Seahawks running back Marshawn Lynch has induced both adoration and irritation.
On the field "Beast Mode" roams free without any natural predators, but off of the gridiron Lynch and his "Beast Mode" nickname are preparing for a legal battle that they might not be able shake off.
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