Marshawn Lynch Drove To Some Guy’s House To Give Him His Wallet Back

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Marshawn Lynch may pulverize defenders on Sundays but he’s apparently a really nice guy off the field. You know, as long as you’re not a reporter.

A Washington man named Jason Lynch posted a story on his Facebook page, saying Beast Mode drove to his house to return a wallet he had clumsily dropped at a gas station.

Via Jason’s Facebook page:

Crazy! So I’m at the shell station in Marysville. I’m getting in my car when I see a giant Mercedez van pull up playing music super loud. Marshawn Lynch jumps out and walks into the store. I thought about asking for a picture but was in my work clothes and decided not to bother him. I leave to go pick up Junior…. What I didn’t know was that I dropped my wallet. When I got home about 10 minutes later my neighbor knocks on door. She told me I would never guess who brought this to her…. I had no clue, but when she said Marshawn Lynch I was shocked ! I guess I was so distracted by the van pulling up I dropped my wallet. My neighbor said Marshawn, Ricardo Lockette and a cameraman were headed to Marysville Pilchuck and decided to bring it to me on the way there. My neighbor tried asking for a pic but they politely refused and their only concern was that I got my wallet back. 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.

Of course, they could have just taken a photo with the neighbor lady but we all know how Lynch feels about appearing on camera.

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Igor Derysh
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