Marshawn Lynch Is Looking Sharp In Silver And Black During His First Workouts With The Raiders

Oakland Raiders fans may be disappointed that they are losing their team to Las Vegas, but at least they can temper that sadness with at least one season of getting to watch Marshawn Lynch go Beast Mode in the silver and black.

Raiders’ head coach Jack Del Rio says that he has never seen a player more excited to join a team than Marshawn Lynch is about playing for his hometown Raiders.

“Authentic passion is what I see,” said Del Rio in a recent press conference. “He is a homegrown guy. He’s extremely excited about joining this football team, being part of the Raider Nation, and we’re excited to have him.

“You know, there are going to be questions about how much is left in his tank and we’re going to find out. I don’t know that I’ve ever seen anybody else be more excited and more pleased to be joining a team. My team. Our team.”

Del Rio continued, “He’s a big man. He plays with a violence that we like and appreciate and I think he looks forward to running behind Gabe and KO and Rodney and those guys up front.”

Here’s a look at some of Lynch’s first few days as a part of Raider Nation…

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This is going to be fun.

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