Marshawn Lynch holding out!
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Hopefully the Seahawks play hardball better than the Chiefs did with Charles.
Don't give in Seattle! Michael and Turbin can TOTALLY replace Lynch.
Don't give in Seattle! Michael and Turbin can TOTALLY replace Lynch.
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Hopefully the Seahawks play hardball better than the Chiefs did with Charles.
Don't give in Seattle! Michael and Turbin can TOTALLY replace Lynch.
Shhhhhhhhh, what are you doing? Ohhhh, ic
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I have to admit that I am enjoying the schadenfreude..I am having fun with Hawk fans on a NFC West Troll Forum.......I think there is a chance that the Hawks won't overpay for a RB that has tread on the tires.and he has a Super Bowl ring, so Lynch might be gone
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I love it, I hope he holds out all season, lets see how well Wilson fares with no RB to count out. Turbin and co are as capable of replacing Lynch as Clemens was replacing Bradford's production. By the time teams are done ignoring the run completely and making Wilson eat turf every single snap, they'll be glad to overpay Lynch. Which will hamstring then when they have to pay Wilson.
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Seahawks don’t seem to be inclined to give Lynch a raise
Posted by Mike Florio on July 24, 2014, 10:32 PM EDT
AP
It was quite the coincidence, or perhaps not a coincidence at all, that Seahawks running back Marshawn Lynch called former teammate Michael Robinson while Robinson was spending several hours on the air at NFL Network and told Robinson that Lynch plans to hold out.
Lynch has been making noise for weeks about wanting a new deal, but he has yet to take concrete action toward that end. He showed up for a mandatory minicamp amid reports he wouldn’t. Now, Lynch potentially is throwing a Hail Mary pass in the hopes the Seahawks will blink.
It would be a surprise if they do. As the Seahawks see it, Lynch has completed half of a four-year, $30 million contract. He has two years left, and by the time those two years have expired, if not sooner, the team may begin to devote a sizable chunk of Lynch’s touches to Christine Michael or Robert Turbin.
Lynch knows that, given his age (28) and the hits he has absorbed, now is the time to get one last payday. By next year or the year after, he’ll be at best among the smattering of veterans fetching $3.5 million annually, at best, on the open market.
Posted by Mike Florio on July 24, 2014, 10:32 PM EDT
It was quite the coincidence, or perhaps not a coincidence at all, that Seahawks running back Marshawn Lynch called former teammate Michael Robinson while Robinson was spending several hours on the air at NFL Network and told Robinson that Lynch plans to hold out.
Lynch has been making noise for weeks about wanting a new deal, but he has yet to take concrete action toward that end. He showed up for a mandatory minicamp amid reports he wouldn’t. Now, Lynch potentially is throwing a Hail Mary pass in the hopes the Seahawks will blink.
It would be a surprise if they do. As the Seahawks see it, Lynch has completed half of a four-year, $30 million contract. He has two years left, and by the time those two years have expired, if not sooner, the team may begin to devote a sizable chunk of Lynch’s touches to Christine Michael or Robert Turbin.
Lynch knows that, given his age (28) and the hits he has absorbed, now is the time to get one last payday. By next year or the year after, he’ll be at best among the smattering of veterans fetching $3.5 million annually, at best, on the open market.
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I can see it now, he'll hold out thru TC and Pre-season, and then sign a big new contract, only to tare an ACL in the 1st reg season game and be gone for the season!!
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And Seachickens say they aren't gonna pay! Love it
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