WATCH: Marshawn Lynch is dunking on young children in Egypt
Marshawn Lynch is playing basketball with young kids in Egypt and he's winning.
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Will Brinson
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Now that he's retired from the NFL, former Seattle Seahawks running back Marshawn Lynch is hanging out in Egypt, rapping and riding around on camels.
He's also on a tour of various schools and hospitals and, at Cairo American College, playing basketball with kids. According to Sheil Kapadia of ESPN, Lynch fired up an airball against some kids, which drew the natural response, which led to Marshawn going Beast Mode.
A video posted by American Football w/o Barriers (@afwbcamp) onMar 2, 2016 at 11:32am PST
Marshawn wasn't playing around with that lesson on the court. Looked like he walked off reminding everyone what happens when you fake the funk on a nasty dunk.
Despite the throwdown, he is over in Egypt doing positive things for the kids he's encountering.
In Cairo w/ @AFWBCAMP, @MoneyLynch visited students @ Cairo American Coll & patients @ Children's Cancer Hospital pic.twitter.com/Nnbz8QnVWd
— Embassy of Egypt USA (@EgyptEmbassyUSA) March 3, 2016
Lynch is just one of a dozen players in Cairo for "American Football Without Barriers" a group founded by NFL players designed to spread football and give back to the community.
"We go to different countries where football is blossoming, and we use it as an opportunity to teach kids football, spread football," Browns safety Johnson Bademosi said. "It's kind of a humanitarian trip as well. We try to give back and try to engage with the community as much as we can."
