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Burb Brear from MMQB is in studio with us.

So if you missed it last night, Marishon Lynch in the first half of the Oakland,

Kansas City game, there's a late hit, Marcus Peter's late hit on card, not by much.

A couple offensive linemen take offense to it. They start to mess. Marcus Peters late hit on card, not by much.

A couple offensive linemen take offense to it.

They start to mess around with Peters,

and Marshawn Lynch runs off the bench and starts defending Marcus Peters.

His, I guess it's his, people are seeing it's his cousin.

But I read, so I read Mike Silver's piece before I came in here, and he said that he refers to him as his cousin.

Yeah, I was guessing.

Which I guess means he isn't really his cousin.

Yeah, that's what I think.

This is close to them because they're from, they're both from Oakland.

Right.

Yeah, they're from the town.

Yeah, from the town.

They're both from Oakland.

As noted on his chest. Yeah. I've never noticed the town tattoo on his neck. Staring at those eyes. There's murderous eyes that just stare at you. Yeah. So, okay, so he goes in and defends a guy from the other team. He pushes, I mean, with two hands, he grabs a ref and just pushes him out of the way. I mean, it's right in the middle of the pile. I don't know how Jack Del Rio, he's obviously. He obviously saw it. He had to make, I mean, Marshall and Lynch had to make two decisions. One, there was a decision to leave the sideline and head on into the field. And then two, there was the decision one.

He actually had the ref by, like, his shirt.

Okay, what do I do now?

Yeah.

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