Seahawks legend Marshawn Lynch on Russell Wilson blocking his number: 'Russ was just a QB to me'

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The Seattle Seahawks drafted Russell Wilson in 2012. Two years prior, running back Marshawn Lynch joined the roster. The Wilson-Lynch quarterback and running back duo went to have several productive seasons together.

The 2013 season ended with Wilson and Lynch helping bring the first Lombardi Trophy to Seattle when the team won Super Bowl XLVIII. Wilson's relationships with his old Seahawks teammates has been widely scrutinized over the years.

During a recent appearance on Shannon Sharpe's "Club Shay Shay" podcast and suggested that his relationship with Wilson was strictly professional and did not extend beyond the football field.

"Russ was just a QB for me. … I don’t have his number," Lynch told Sharpe.

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Seattle's Russell Wilson #3 hands the ball off to Marshawn Lynch #24 during the NFC Championship Game at CenturyLink Field on January 18, 2015, in Seattle. (Ronald Martinez/Getty Images)

Many argued that the Seahawks had the talent to win multiple Super Bowls during the Wilson-Lynch era, especially when the "Legion of Boom" was fully intact.

But perhaps Wilson's most famous play happened in Super Bowl XLIX. Wilson threw a goal-line interception late in the game that sealed the victory for the New England Patriots. Many believed the ball should have been handed off to Lynch instead.

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Lynch recalled a time when he wanted to reach out to Wilson after a game, but he did not have the quarterback's phone number, so he attempted to get it from someone in the team's front office.

But Lynch said Wilson ended up