Marshawn Lynch Proving Too Important to Seahawks Offense to Consider Letting Go

January 21, 2015   ·   Cian Fahey   ·   Jump to comments


Proving the doubters wrong is a common phrase that NFL players like to point to after an impressive performance.
Oftentimes, those doubters are imaginary. They don't exist. These are NFL players, and the ones that win are typically accustomed to winning despite the efforts that push the league toward parity. One player who you will never hear talk about proving the doubters wrong is Marshawn Lynch.
That isn't because he doesn't have any doubters, it's simply because Lynch doesn't like to talk.
Lynch would be the rare example of someone who can actually claim to have proved his doubters wrong without simply shouting at straw men. Entering this season, Lynch had two years left on his contract. He held out of training camp before having the deal reworked, but not extended.
Because of Christine Michael's presence on the roster as a recent high draft pick at his position, a purveying speculation that this would be Lynch's last season in Seattle was already establis...

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