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Marshawn Lynch stole the show at the Super Bowl XLIX media day by having a very Marshawn Lynch encounter with the media.

For five minutes straight, the laconic Seattle Seahawks running back repeated “I’m just here so I won’t get fined.”

Although there have been several op-eds denouncing Lynch’s behavior, we deem his actions to be some deep-rooted middle finger to the league for repeatedly pushing his buttons. Now there are reports that he may get fined for wearing his unauthorized Beast Mode hat.

Check out our list of 10 Marshawn Lynch interviews were he actually talks back to the media.

It’s not that serious on either ends.


Photo: DieHardSport

E:60 – Marshawn Lynch: Beast Mode

Before the start of the current season, ESPN’s hour-long documentary went back to Lynch’s hometown of Oakland, CA where he was more than candid.

Japanese Candy Taste Test

While being followed by NFL Japan, Lynch’s well-known sweet tooth was glorified Eastern style.

In Love With The Coco

Sure, Vita Coco Coconut Water cuts him a check but just peep the candid nature Beast Mode displays when discussing the product.

Is Anybody In There?

During the 2011 preseason, Lynch actually agreed to get mic’d up during a game. You see things have obviously changed.

Primetime

“I ain’t never seen no talking win me nothing.” Rudy-poo reporters get no play but Deion Sanders was able to dig deep into the root of Lynch’s reclusiveness at the Seahawks 2014 media day.

Kevin Hart Style

SportsCenter’s Kenny Mayne got jokes and Marshawn does too.

The Sixth Heartbeat

We’re sure Michelle Williams’ looks had a lot to do with the his positive attitude. but a lucky kid in the Fam 1st Family Foundation will soon be playing a XBox One.

Grilled Up

During this past offseason, Marshawn was very enthusiastic with Vice discussing his passion for gold grills and actually playing in them.

Forever Thankful

Also from the 2014 media day.

“I’m Just Here So I Won’t Get Fined, Boss”

The infamous interview that began Lynch’s downward spiral to being a media recluse. As you can see, he was willing to answer questions but when reporters don’t have anything

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