Marshawn Lynch the photographer forearmed a Seahawk for vital reason
As Seahawks running back George Holani was heading toward Lynch and what probably is a very expensive camera, the former RB gave Holani a forearm shiver. It was a good move, as the camera was protected.
He's just there so he won't get fined, but hey, maybe the NFL thinks otherwise! I'm kidding, obviously.
Why was Marshawn Lynch photographing the Seahawks game?
I've found no answer on that yet, but maybe he's taken up the hobby like another Seattle athletic legend.
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