Watch: Marshawn Lynch dragged close to all Rams defenders for this touchdown

There is Marshawn Lynch Beast mode, then there is the collective touch of the Raiders Beast mode.

The Rams nearly stopped Marshawn in the third row early in the first quarter. But that's when his offensive line joined and gave the veteran a huge comeback in the end zone. All Rams players joined the pile, but Lynch put his arms just enough to hit. It is art.

Okay, Marshawn and the Raiders have not technically crossed all Rams defensive players. They crossed ten of them. Here's what all the Rams defenders did on this dominant game:

Aaron Donald

Aaron Donald was ready, but you already knew it. On the seven-yard line, he grabbed the chance to stop Lynch, and he would have succeeded if two factors were not met: Marshawn had found the least way to avoid it by cutting near Amari Cooper . Josh Johnson. Clashing with Johnson stopped Donald, but that gave enough time for everyone to rush on the three-yard line and basically started that good football game.

Lamarcus Joyner and Marqui Christian

Lamarcus Joyner and Marqui Christian, for a short second, separated the Raiders from a touchdown. If it was not, Marshawn's initial race would have been a breeze in the end zone.

Nickell Robey-Coleman and Marcus Peters

Robey-Coleman, number 23, was ready to stop Marshawn. In fact, he was one of the first players to stop the return of the final zone. The only problem is that he was dominated by his biggest teammates. While he first tried to help, he quickly found a way out of the action. At the end of the play, he could only watch everyone in the end zone.

Peters started playing with Jordy Nelson, so he was too far away to make an immediate impact. The most he could do was watch.

Aqib Talib

It was not Talib's best performance, but again, he was not playing the defensive line. You can see that he was ready to cover himself while he was staying in the goal area or near it, even though he might have had the opportunity to 39, help more. He was there with the original tackle, Josh Johnson. But instead, he let his teammates take care of the dirty work. In the end, he joined us when it was too late, trying in vain the last minute of the match.

Ndamukong Suh and John Franklin-Myers

There was not much to do in Los Angeles. They were farther away than most others, but they made the effort and rushed to help.

Cory Littleton

Littleton was ready to risk everything to be one of the last Rams players to stop Marshawn. He dipped on top of the pile, thinking that he could catch Lynch. Instead, his momentum probably helped the Raiders to gain six points. It's the effort that counts.

Josh Johnson III

You must applaud Johnson for his efforts. He was one of the first to get in touch with Marshawn as soon as he approached the line. But instead of catching Lynch's ankle, he hit Aaron Donald, lost his footing and inadvertently made his best impression of Jeff Van Gundy in the fight between Alonzo Mourning and Larry Johnson. You know that one:

The resemblance is strange.

The line of Raiders

The real MVPs of this game must be Gabe Jackson and Rodney Hudson of the Raiders. They were the first to see six more Rams defenders than Lynch. As soon as Jackson saw the opportunity to score, he pushed Hudson in that direction. He is the unsung hero of this piece.