Marshawn Lynch pops up from retirement for an interview with SI/60 Minutes to be aired Tuesday. The mystique continues to grow.
The allegedly media-shy Marshawn Lynch has given the first interview since his retirement from the Seahawks — rapping from atop a camel in Egypt doesn’t count — that will be aired Tuesday on Showtime’s SI/60 Minutes news program.
The video trailer (above) for the interview has Lynch talking about why defenders don’t like tackling him:
“If you just run through somebody’s face, a lot of people ain’t going to be able to take that over and over and over and over and over again. They’re just not going to want that. Run through a mother——- face.”
But the trailer sheds no light on specifics of his decision to retire, or whether he would reconsider. Presumably, that will be part of the program, unless the star-struck interviewers were afraid to ask.
Lynch supposedly hinted to a couple of ex-teammates that he might re-consider retirement, but Seahawks coach Pete Carroll said the club has had no contact with Lynch.
Which doesn’t mean the world is done with Lynch. We have learned, after all, that we don’t feel Beast Mode; Beast Mode feels us.
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