The Seahawks have established a solid identity in the last several weeks through a solid running game and an aggressive defense, and I like them in Sunday’s game against the Raiders.

I give the Seahawks a great deal of credit for realizing they could get Marshawn Lynch for a pretty good price, and knowing just what a huge difference he would make on their team.

The backfield situation in Seattle has been about as appetizing for fantasy enthusiasts as the free sushi they were giving away at the gas station a few weeks back.

All the signs out of Seattle continue to point toward a major role for Marshawn Lynch when the Seahawks return from their bye week against the Bears.

In the wake of the trade sending Marshawn Lynch to Seattle, Fred Jackson will be the starter in Buffalo.

Vikings coach Brad Childress raised eyebrows last year when he picked up newly acquired Brett Favre at the airport after the quarterback signed with the club. Childress’ move could be seen as symbolic, as it likely saved the coach’s job.

The Seahawks landed the big back they’ve coveted, and NFL Network analyst Brian Baldinger sees Marshawn Lynch as a difference-maker in the NFC West.

The deal that sent Marshawn Lynch to the Seahawks is great for the fantasy value of several running backs.

Marshawn Lynch is looking like the Bills’ best fantasy back, but I still wouldn’t start him unless I’m desperate.

Were the Buffalo Bills showcasing running back Marshawn Lynch during the Packers’ 34-7 victory at Green Bay on Sunday. It’s possible, according to the Buffalo News, which reported trade talk of Lynch for disgruntled Packers linebacker A.J. Hawk has intensified.

C.J. Spiller’s fantasy value is falling … and fast.

The aftermath of Ryan Grant’s season-ending ankle injury has brought out on speculation in Green Bay about a running back who at one point was thought to be available: Marshawn Lynch.

After watching about a half hour’s worth of the final week of preseason, some truths have surfaced in such a short time.

RBs Marshawn Lynch and Fred Jackson have returned to practice for the Bills, which is great because somebody needs to carry C.J. Spiller‘s bags. Normally the rookie is set to tote the Samsonite, but Spiller should be the one toting the ball for the Bills.

Bills RBs Marshawn Lynch and Fred Jackson were back on the practice field Tuesday.