Marshawn Lynch Quotes

I think I'd be a good pass-catching fullback.

There are a lot of good tight ends.

If it's an outside zone play, you have the green light to cut-block.

First thing, and it's really one of my favorite things, is the protection part. Who everybody is blocking and where the pressure is coming from. Because if we can't get the ball off, it doesn't matter what you're doing out here.

I was mainly a blocker in college. I mainly lined up in the backfield at fullback.

I have no problem lining up running back, tight end, or fullback.

I make plays in the passing game, blocking, doing everything.

I've split out, played receiver, I've been a fullback, I've been in-line.

I want to go play behind that great offensive line they have down in Dallas.

Being an offensive lineman, you always have the mindset of being an unsung hero - a lot of the people who look at the game follow the ball.

As long as I can stay north or south, I'm gaining yards.

If I was going to play offense, I'd love to play running back. In high school I played quarterback and wide receiver, but I wouldn't mind running over some folks.

At the highest level in the NFL, the pass game is as complex as you can imagine.

I think at some point during the course of the game, I will have an impact - whether it's blocking or whether it's catching the football.

Even though you wouldn't want to line a D-lineman and running back up across from each other to block, when you get help initially from the guard, and then the defensive tackle gets picked up by the running back, it's not as bad as a lot of people would think versus if you're just putting that matchup on paper.

To survive in the NFC West, we have to win in the trenches.

You can't put a running back in there and have him not know who to pick up. You can't get your quarterback hit.

My position is a running back. So, the first part of my position is running. That means I need to run and be fast.

Usually, you have one blocking, one catching tight end.

I'd much rather throw for a touchdown than run for one.

Bringing in a guy like Jordan Howard is going to help us immensely: a guy that you can give the ball to behind five really good offensive linemen and say, 'Go to work.'

A lot of people forget how extraordinary Elway was handing the ball off to Terrell Davis, and those bootlegs, those naked bootlegs off of those stretch plays was devastating.

Getting to the halfbacks is a big part of any game.

When you can get o-linemen guessing about what you're going to do, that means you're already winning before you start.

All the backs in the history of this game are the same when there isn't any hole to run through.