The Raiders are reportedly 'strongly considering' Marshawn Lynch as their new running back Marshawn Lynch may technically be retired from football, but that isn't stopping his hometown Raiders from considering him for their team this offseason.

Wait, Marshawn Lynch, Really? You can take this for whatever it’s worth: ESPN’s Adam Schefter reports that the Oakland Raiders are “strongly considering” making a run at Marshawn Lynch, who retired after the 2015 season.

Marshawn Lynch Went to Scotland and the Punchline is Marshawn Lynch So I never know how to take these videos, you know the ones where they take the African-American sports star out of his element and surround him in whiteness.

Marshawn Lynch Appears to Retire Mid-Super Bowl Marshawn Lynch's Twitter announcement was preceded by rumblings from his camp

Marshawn Lynch Cracked Roman Harper's Helmet Marshawn Lynch may have had a disappointing season that ended with a six-carry, 20-yard effort in yesterday’s loss to the Panthers, but he’s still capable of delivering some big hits.

Marshawn Lynch is just here to trademark his signature Super Bowl catchphrase Marshawn Lynch doesn't often talk to reporters, but when he does, he trademarks his words.

Marshawn Lynch is just here to trademark his signature Super Bowl quote Marshawn Lynch doesn't often talk to reporters, but when he does, he trademarks his words.

Seahawks GM: We don't know if Marshawn Lynch wants to play in 2015 Seattle Seahawks general manager John Schneider said that the team is unsure if running back Marshawn Lynch wants to play next season. Lynch, 28, rushed for 1,306 yards and a league-leading 13...

Marshawn Lynch spoke with SI and critiqued his teammates' fashion choices Seahawks running back Marshawn Lynch isn't known for being particularly verbose, but he sat down with Sports Illustrated's Aaron Nagler to talk a little about his teammates' fashion sense. Lynch,...

Marshawn Lynch trolls NFL again with 7 words Marshawn Lynch answered every question on Tuesday afternoon the same way, according to reporters on the scene.