Even After Being Warned, Marshawn Lynch Was Dropping F-Bombs On Live TV During 49ers-Seahawks ‘Manningcast’ [VIDEO]

Marshawn Lynch wasted no time getting his curse words in during his ‘Manningcast’ appearance on Saturday night.

The former NFL running back joined Peyton and Eli on their alternate cast of the Seahawks-49ers game. They promptly warned him not to swear, but he decided to get it out of the way instead.

After asking what the brothers’ fine was the last time they got a profanity flag, he dropped the S and F words. They had nothing to do with San Francisco.

Check him out in the clip below:

“Marshawn is funny but that s**t was goofy. He forced that shit for no reason,” a fan commented.

Marshawn is funny but that shit was goofy. He forced that shit for no reason.

— Uncommon Cents (@Uncommon_Centss) January 4, 2026

“It’s funny because he’s smarter than both of them combined,” another wrote.

It’s funny because he’s smarter than both of them combined.

— Non¢ents (@vegaschi2121) January 4, 2026

“Ain’t no changing Marshawn,” someone offered.

Ain’t no changing Marshawn.

— JJBOOM (@JordyHalo80) January 4, 2026

“You can kind of tell they were both a little annoyed 😂,” said another.

You can kind of tell they were both a little annoyed 😂

— Emily (@Emily8371020103) January 4, 2026

“Marshawns 15 minutes are WAY up,” a user claimed.

Marshawns 15 minutes are WAY up

— douglas family (@douglas_family) January 4, 2026

“I dont know how people can hate Marshawn lynch. He is one of the most funniest and nicest guys in the world as a former football player,” a comment read.

I dont know how people can hate Marshawn lynch. He is one of the most funniest and nicest guys in the world as a former football player.

— dante151 (@dante017) January 4, 2026

Lynch won a Super Bowl with the Seahawks, having spent two separate stints with the team. They clinched the No. 1 spot in the NFC with a 13-3 win over San Francisco on Saturday night.

He’s known for this type of stuff. Prime Video had to censor his obscenities on ‘Thursday Night Football’ just a few weeks ago.