When the Las Vegas Raiders drafted Ashton Jeanty with the No. 6 pick, Pete Carroll could've easily found his next big running ...

There are two in particular that really stand out the Seattle Seahawks with Pete Carroll as head coach, and the Philadelphia ...

The Raiders became just the fourth team since 2000 to spend first-round draft picks on tight end and running back within two ...

Raiders head coach Pete Carroll made a comparison between RB Ashton Jeanty and Marshawn Lynch after the first round of the ...

But it also had to do with comparisons to Marshawn Lynch who was a key cog in Pete Carroll's offense in Seattle during their Super Bowl seasons. Everyone else saw it, but we aren't the only ones.

No trade, however, looked as bad as when they decided to give up on Marshawn Lynch. The No. 12 overall selection in the 2007 NFL draft out of Cal, Lynch topped 1,000 yards in each of his first two ...

Jori Epstein of Yahoo Sports analyzed the decision. "It’s too early to crown Jeanty as the next [Marshawn] Lynch, who currently paces the rookie by 10,413 professional rushing yards and 85 ...

Ashton Jeanty can only hope that one day he will leave a legacy behind in the NFL as great or surpassing what Marshawn Lynch did. But as a rookie, he sat down for an interview with the NFL legend ...

The trade of Lynch became a symbol of the team's struggles during a bleak era that saw little postseason success.

The best running back Carroll had at the NFL level was Marshawn Lynch, who also played for the Raiders. According to Carroll, Lynch was pounding the table for Jeanty, and wouldn’t stop calling ...

Marshawn Lynch is a former professional American football player who is widely known for his powerful running style and electrifying plays. Nicknamed “Beast Mode,” Lynch was a standout running ...

Runs like these led to over 2600 yards rushing and nearly 30 touchdowns last season. His rushing total falling just 28 yards ...