As it turns out, Marshawn Lynch has forked over a pair of wallets this week.
A day before being fined $100,000 for not talking to reporters by the NFL, Lynch did a Good Samaritan act by returning a wallet which a Seahawks fan had lost.
According to Terry Blount of ESPN.com, a Marysville, Wash. man named Jason Lynch said the Seahawks running back tracked him down and returned his wallet, which he didn’t realize he had dropped at a gas station.
Jason Lynch explained on his Facebook page that he saw Marshawn (not related) at the gas station, and thought about getting a photo. (It’s probably best, as Marshawn would have thought he was media.)
Instead, he “decided not to bother him” and went to pick up his son instead. When he returned home, a neighbor told him that Marshawn and Seahawks receiver Ricardo Lockette had dropped the wallet off.
“Crazy! ... I can’t thank them guys enough for bringing it back and for making my neighbor a very happy lady for getting to a chance to meet them,” Jason Lynch said on Facebook.
It’s good to see that even though Beast Mode has unnecessarily complicated his own life by being stubborn, that he at least was willing to go out of his way to keep from complicating a strangers’.
