The Seattle Seahawks had basically run out of options at running back, so they made a call to Marshawn Lynch. They convinced him to come out of retirement, and as the playoffs are underway now against the Philadelphia Eagles, that seems like it was the right move.

In the Wild Card round, the Seahawks are squaring off with the Eagles in Philadelphia.

With the scored tied up at 3-3 with just over a minute to go in the first half, the Seahawks were knocking on the door of a touchdown.

As we've seen with Lynch in the past though, he doesn't knock on doors, runs through them. That's exactly what he did on his way to a 5-yard touchdown, running through a defender and reminding everyone that he is still Beast Mode.

This is the Marshawn Lynch everyone fell in love with. He simply doesn't go down. You aren't going to bring him down with one defender, or two or even three. It's what makes him so fun to watch, you never know when he is just going to run through an entire defense.

Sure, it's only a five yard run, but it's a damn impressive one. Marshawn Lynch should not have scored here and most running backs wouldn't have. You wouldn't have been upset if they didn't score.

Lynch is a different type of animal though. He's a Beast, and this is his mode, and he's back. Could this be the last time we ever see Lynch on a football field? The Seahawks had to get him out of retirement for the postseason, so it very well could be.

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