Marshawn Lynch unexpectedly showed up at new Raiders head coach Pete Carroll and, as one might expect, went Beast Mode.

Marshawn Lynch’s head coach with the Seattle Seahawks was Pete Carroll. The duo was together for five-plus seasons from 2010-15. Lynch retired in 2026, returned to the league and spent two years ...

New head coach Pete Carroll hopes to repeat his USC and Seahawks turnarounds with the Raiders, and he has the support of ...

NFL legend Marshawn Lynch retired from the NFL in 2019 after playing two seasons for the Oakland Raiders. The "Beast Mode" RB was notoriously infamous for taking back his retirement calls.

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Monday's event featured a surprise visitor as Carroll's former star running back Marshawn 'Beast Mode' Lynch crashed the press conference with a loud and boisterous endorsement of Carroll's new team, ...

Perhaps the only one at his Las Vegas Raiders introductory conference who matched his enthusiasm was former running back Marshawn Lynch ... a little of that Beast Mode-type confidence back ...

Monday's event featured a surprise visitor as Carroll's former star running back Marshawn 'Beast Mode' Lynch crashed the press conference with a loud and boisterous endorsement of Carroll's new ...

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Marshawn Lynch knows how to steal the show, and this time he did it Beast Mode style. Las Vegas Raiders fans were in splits as the man himself popped up at Pete Carroll’s press conference like an ...