Marshawn Lynch's run

That was some video game shit right there.

I haven't seen the run yet, but if he ended it with that pic I am voting it as the best of the year.

He broke 9 tackles on the way to a 40+ yard rushing touchdown. Easily one of the best plays of the year.

1 of the best playoff runs ever.

Who was that he punked with that stiff arm? Brutal.

the stiff arm reminded Me of Adrian Peterson last year against the Browns.

That was a sick run... Who dat? Suck my balls saints!

Ludo wrote:

the stiff arm reminded Me of Adrian Peterson last year against the Browns.

That stiff arm looked like me at the bar when its last call lol.

Yeah but your trying not to fall down, he was trying to push someone over.

Ludo wrote:

Yeah but your trying not to fall down, he was trying to push someone over.

Good point there.

Awesome, and he won the game with that run!

Pretty much yes he did.

Watched it live and was going nuts he stiff armed porter the guy who picked favor a manning last year to seal the conference finals and super bowl

think the nfl will fine him for the nutgrab?

Wolfgangsta wrote:

think the nfl will fine him for the nutgrab?

Hell Yeah $7,500 easy.

The field was shaking....literally
http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/playoffs/2010/news/story?id=6008462

SEATTLE -- Marshawn Lynch's 67-yard touchdown run that clinched Seattle's upset of New Orleans in the first round of the NFL playoffs may be remembered for more than the half-dozen or so broken tackles.

It shook Qwest Field and the ground around the stadium -- literally.

John Vidale, director of the Pacific Northwest Seismic Network, says that a seismic monitoring station about 100 yards west of the stadium registered seismic activity during Lynch's fourth-quarter run that clinched Seattle's 41-36 victory.

Vidale says he was inspired to look at the seismic graphs after watching a video posted on the Internet from the upper deck of the stadium and noticed the shaking as Lynch completed his TD run.

Vidale says the shaking lasted about 30 seconds and then faded off for another minute.

OU wrote:

The field was shaking....literally
http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/playoffs/2010/news/story?id=6008462

SEATTLE -- Marshawn Lynch's 67-yard touchdown run that clinched Seattle's upset of New Orleans in the first round of the NFL playoffs may be remembered for more than the half-dozen or so broken tackles.

It shook Qwest Field and the ground around the stadium -- literally.

John Vidale, director of the Pacific Northwest Seismic Network, says that a seismic monitoring station about 100 yards west of the stadium registered seismic activity during Lynch's fourth-quarter run that clinched Seattle's 41-36 victory.

Vidale says he was inspired to look at the seismic graphs after watching a video posted on the Internet from the upper deck of the stadium and noticed the shaking as Lynch completed his TD run.

Vidale says the shaking lasted about 30 seconds and then faded off for another minute.

Thats nuts!!!!

I watched it live getting ready for the Jets game and it was epic. One of those plays you knew was huge as you watched it. He'll of a football weekend.

Yeah it was a very good football weekend.