Marshawn Lynch Was Hurling Vulgar Abuse At 49ers Fans In Las Vegas Casino [VIDEO]
This article was originally published on Total Pro Sports.
Marshawn Lynch has been known to drop an f-bomb every now and then.
On Saturday night, the former NFL RB was warned not to do so on the final ‘Manningcast’ of the year. In true Lynch fashion, he still dropped it anyway. Earlier this year, Prime Video was forced to censor his obscenities on ‘Thursday Night Football.’
One thing about Lynch is that he may not play anymore, but he still dislikes the 49ers and their fan base. ‘Beast Mode’ is a Seahawks legend who also played for the Raiders. He had numerous battles with the NFC West rivals during his seven seasons in Seattle.
Marshawn Lynch’s loyalty to the Seahawks is still as strong as ever despite hanging up his jersey in 2019. The former running back revealed this after the 49ers lost to the Chiefs in the Super Bowl. Video footage showed him walking around an unidentified Las Vegas casino, tossing the f-bomb around.
Marshawn Lynch vs 49ers fans in Vegas. The Seahawks close out the 2025 season with a franchise-best 14–3 record, lock up the NFC’s No. 1 seed, and take the NFC West in San Francisco. The road to the Super Bowl now runs through Seattle.
Platform: @lilbloodtv pic.twitter.com/qK2GUS5dZj— SEATTLESUBMISSIONS (@SEATTLESUBMISS) January 4, 2026
It wasn’t to random people, it was to 49ers fans. He would say it before hilariously walking off, leaving them without a chance to respond.
Marshawn Lynch Gets Bad Hall of Fame News
The Pro Football Hall of Fame delivered mixed news for Seattle Seahawks fans. Marshan Lynch did not make the cut to the 26 modern-era semifinalists for the Class of 2026.
However, former Seahawks safety Earl Thomas and ex-Seattle defensive tackle Kevin Williams both advanced to the next stage of voting.
Running back was always going to be a tough path. Lynch was going against Ricky Watters, Frank Gore, and Fred Taylor. Many analysts have already framed Lynch’s road to Canton as an uphill climb.
The good news for Lynch: failing to reach the semifinalist cut in a given year does not end a candidacy.
