Warren Moon clears up comments on Marshawn Lynch
By Gary Gurecki
Warren Moon took time Monday to clear up some statements he made regarding Marshawn Lynch, while on Rich Eisen’s radio program.
Pro football hall of fame quarterback Warren Moon, cleared up some comments today he made about Marshawn Lynch on the Rich Eisen show on Monday. The former Seattle Seahawks quarterback and current Seahawks radio commentator made some comments earlier in the day via Eisen’s show where he including Lynch was “treated like a china plate throughout the week of practice”.
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Moon also spoke on the relationship between the Seahawks and Lynch, “problem is he just doesn’t trust a lot of people and that trust goes into this same call at the Super Bowl”. The former All-Pro quarterback also spoke on how Lynch is treated differently over all, “He has been difficult in the past. That’s been documented. They’ve had their problems with Marshawn as far as how to manage him because he’s a little different than everybody else… So I don’t know what everyone is up in arms about.”
Moon commented further on Monday following his statements on Eisen’s radio show to Sports Illustrated that he would like to see Lynch back with the Seahawks next year, “I want him back. He’s a very productive player. If you get to know him, he’s a really nice guy to be around, bet he does have his issues with management, he’s had his issues with the media in the past and those things will continue to happen as long as the Seahawks have no problem with it, they’re going to put up with some of those things they have to deal with”.
Lynch a five time Pro-Bowler is in the final year of a four year $30 million dollar deal, and is scheduled to make $5 million in base salary in 2015. Lynch was a work horse for the Seahawks last year gaining 1,306 rushing yards and finished tied with DeMarco Murray for the league lead in rushing touchdowns with 13.
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