Percy Harvin’s Versatility Makes Seahawks WR a Significant Postseason Factor

December 31, 2013   ·   Patrick Clarke   ·   Jump to comments

Percy Harvin may have spent 15 of the Seattle Seahawks' 16 regular-season games on the sideline in 2013, but his versatility makes him an undeniable factor for the upcoming NFL playoffs this January.
According to ESPN's Ed Werder, Harvin, who is recovering from hip surgery and a subsequent setback, was on top of his game in a recent practice session, leaving head coach Pete Carroll with no other option but to keep him in the mix:
According to Seahawks.com's Clare Farnsworth, Carroll has confirmed that Harvin will return to practice in 2014 as Seattle gears up for the NFC divisional round on Jan. 11:
Percy is going to practice with us when we get back (Thursday) with the intention of playing in this next game. And we'll see what happens. That's the intention and we've got to see how he goes. 
He's come to the point where we can go to that and we'll keep our fingers crossed for him. He wants to contribute and be part of this team. And he's going to do everything ...

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