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If you thought you knew what Marshawn Lynch would do in retirement, you're probably wrong. Unless you guessed it was building houses in Haiti. Then you're right.

The former Seahawks running back, who literally hung up his (digital) cleats in the middle of Super Bowl 50, was spotted giving back to the community (again) and spending time helping others overseas (again).

Lynch previously spent time in Egypt riding camels, rapping and dunking on young schoolkids. 

Now Lynch is in Haiti building houses.

The man known as Beast Mode also appears to be working with ex-Lions linebacker Stephen Tulloch and Seahawks defensive end Cliff Avril at an orphanage, as part of the Cliff Avril Foundation.

And these dudes are doing WORK.

Just hanging out in their Jordans, digging giant holes in the ground to help people in a needy country build houses. No big deal.

Oh, and orphanages too. 

They've got a whole bunch of great photos over at Seahawks.com that you should check out as well.

Marshawn Lynch, right, is doing some work. (Instagram/@stephentulloch)