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Marshawn Lynch: My Personal Role Model
Marshawn Lynch Marshawn Lynch is an expert of my choice. I mean come on look at him he is the best running back in league to me. He plays for the Seattle Seahawks and is the number twenty four. Out of all the players in the league and on his team I picked him. He is outstanding and I feel when I watch him in game I want to be like him when i play football or be like him in life. Marshawn Lynch before he played for the seahawks he played for the Buffalo Bills. Back then he was the 12th pick in the NFL draft and round 1. It's kinda cleshay he grew up in Oakland CA, he is also a Super Bowl Champion and a two time NFC Champion. Marshawn Lynch is my personal role model. I love the Seattle
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