Marshawn Lynch to Executive Produce Seattle Seahawks Documentary

The documentary '12' will delve into the Seahawks' near-relocation experience in the 1990s, a period of uncertainty and potential heartbreak for Seattle fans. Ken Behring and Ken Hofmann's decision to move team operations to Anaheim sparked outrage and fear among the fanbase, who rallied to keep their team. The film will explore the efforts of civic leaders and the community to secure the team's future in Seattle, culminating in Paul Allen's acquisition of the Seahawks.

The documentary will also feature Marshawn Lynch's perspective, who brings both his experience as a beloved Seahawks player and his growing involvement in the entertainment industry to the project. His connection to the city and the team's fanbase makes him an invaluable partner in telling this story.

'12' is being financed and produced by Victory Sports Media, known for their work on sports documentaries like 'Dream Big: The Michelle Wie Story.' Daniel Mogg, who has a background in 'Sunday Night Football' and worked with Russell Wilson's production company, will direct, and Madeline Down, experienced in live Seahawks productions, will lead production.

The documentary '12' tells the story of how the Seattle Seahawks almost relocated to Anaheim in the 1990s and the efforts of fans and civic leaders to keep the team in Seattle.

Former Seattle Seahawks running back Marshawn Lynch is executive producing the documentary.

Daniel Mogg, former chief creative officer for Russell Wilson's production company West2East Empire, will direct the documentary.

Victory Sports Media is financing and producing the documentary.

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