Bigboy10182000
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@RapSheet: Percy Harvin is en route to a physical from #Seahawks. Source: "It's a done deal." Compensation is not clear yet
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Harvin to Bills/ Formerly the Harvin to Hawks & Jets (1 Viewer)
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Bigboy10182000
Footballguy
@AdamSchefter: Trade bw MINN and SEA for Percy Harvin contingent upon a new contract for Harvin; contract likely to be completed in next 48 hours.
Texasmouth
Footballguy
Interesting. If Harvin can stay on the field this will be nice for the Seahawks. NFC West is tough and just got tougher.
Bigboy10182000
Footballguy
Their offense can be just scary now if Wilson doesnt regress!
Raider Nation
Devil's Advocate
I'm gonna start a Russell Wilson Bandwagon thread!
Snotbubbles
Footballguy
Prince?
Nucker101
Footballguy
It would actually be a really nice move for them if they can get a first+ out of Harvin and then sign someone like Wallace or Jennings, but I'm not familiar with their current situation with the cap and direction of the team.
ichris
Footballguy
That doesn't exist yet? link?
Andy Dufresne
Footballguy
Bump Rudolph.
Deamon
Footballguy
sarcasm
Agreed, but also bump Greg Jennings.
Per Fox Sports' Jay Glazer:
The Seahawks and Vikings have agreed to a trade that send Harvin to Seattle for draft picks, pending Harvin passing a physical
— Jay Glazer (@JayGlazer) March 11, 2013
Seattle sends this years first round pick and a 7th rounder as well as a mid-round pick next year for Harvin. Win-win for both teams
— Jay Glazer (@JayGlazer) March 11, 2013
The Seahawks and Vikings have agreed to a trade that send Harvin to Seattle for draft picks, pending Harvin passing a physical
— Jay Glazer (@JayGlazer) March 11, 2013
Seattle sends this years first round pick and a 7th rounder as well as a mid-round pick next year for Harvin. Win-win for both teams
— Jay Glazer (@JayGlazer) March 11, 2013
Heatman
Footballguy
Sinrman
Footballguy
If what Glazer reports is true, it's a good deal for the Vikings too. He was disgruntled, and although he was a big part of their offense, he couldn't stay healthy. He wanted top $$ and they were better served to ship him elsewhere and save the $$ for others. Now their WRs currently are a mess and they seriously need to address it this offseason, but good move for both teams. Seattle is doing their level best to keep pace with SF. Both teams are scary good.
Andy Dufresne
Footballguy
No he couldn't have. The team placed him on IR.That would be the Irritating Rapscallion list.
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loose circuits
Footballguy
Aroma gone as well. Stephen Burton and Jarius Wright are what remainds. Burton has legit athleticism at 6'1 220 4.4 wheelsWonder if Childs can make it back?
Was it due to the injury or him though? That's my point. I'm guessing, so I may be wrong, but the ankle injury wasn't that bad. My link
Andy Dufresne
Footballguy
I see what you mean. I think the injury was used as an excuse to teach him a lesson for his insubordination.
fruity pebbles
Footballguy
What's this do to Harvins value?
FUBAR
Footballguy
Russel Wilson >>>>>> PonderLynch isn't as good as ADP of course, but he's probably the next best thing. Harvin was one of the top WRs when he played, this keeps him there.
Andy Dufresne
Footballguy
His best year as a Viking was in 2011 where he went 87/967/6.Which of these numbers go up when he's a Seahawk? I'm not sure any do.
Ted Lange as your Bartender
Footballguy
Huge BUMP to Wilson - biggest winner here by far, I'd consider him solidly in the 6-10 range now, with Cam, Ryan, Kaep, Luck, still behind Brady, Brees, Rodgers, RG3, Peyton.
Med-low bump to Harvin (QB upgrade, but does he still get the backfield carries he got in MIN which made him as valuable as he was?)
Low bump A Peterson (counterintuitive play, but he seemed to put up better stats without Harvin on the field last year, but who will the Vikings bring in as new WRs?)
Med-low bump to Harvin (QB upgrade, but does he still get the backfield carries he got in MIN which made him as valuable as he was?)
Low bump A Peterson (counterintuitive play, but he seemed to put up better stats without Harvin on the field last year, but who will the Vikings bring in as new WRs?)
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Concept Coop
Footballguy
It's hard for me to say, without more thought. It's easy to say it goes up, as he goes to a better offense with a much better QB. But you can't look to get Harvin involved any more than Minny did. I would hope SEA is just as committed, but we'll see.
Shawnky
Footballguy
You suck at this.
Winning IS Everything
Footballguy
Agreed. As a Harvin and Rudolph owner, I am thinking today is December 25th....
Andy Dufresne
Footballguy
I like Rotoworld's take on this as a big feather in Rick Spielman's hat:
RUSF18
Footballguy
Assuming a 16 game season, I'd probably go under slightly/over/over. An 80-1100-8 type year?Of course, that's a monster assumption.
Biabreakable
Footballguy
He only plays basketball.
Winning IS Everything
Footballguy
I friend of mine just told me Wallace has agreed and is signing with Miami.
FunkyPlutos
Footballguy
I absolutely love Harvin and there is not a better player to watch in the NFL, but this is a trade the Vikings had to make based on value...Will miss seeing him return kicks.
Concept Coop
Footballguy
What's his source?
Bamac
Footballguy
Love it!
=Smackdown=
Footballguy
They can keep Spielman - Miami still digging out from some of the moves he made.And Marshall was coming off another arrest right before he was dealt.
BigSteelThrill
Footballguy
WOW.
And the Vikings are reported to be going hard after Mike Wallace.
And the Vikings are reported to be going hard after Mike Wallace.
Saw a tweet about Harvin's aDot being around 9 with Bevell and only 5-6 the last 2 years without him. i.e. we won't be seeing as many screen passes and they'll use him more as a a downfield threat like they did with Doug Baldwin. Less catches but more yards for Harvin.
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fruity pebbles
Footballguy
You have to think they will be with the amount of money they're about to pay him. Not too mention the picks they also gave up.
Winning IS Everything
Footballguy
I will ask him and try to get right back.
ghostguy123
Footballguy
I dont think this does anything to Harvin's value, which is exactly what Harvin owners needed. He will stay a top end WR
Winning IS Everything
Footballguy
Sirius NFL. Not sure of their source............
Andy Dufresne
Footballguy
I know, it's strange. I was nervous when he was brought in but he's done pretty well here.
That really isn't being honest about his best year, is it?In 2012, in 9 games he had 62/677/3 including his last game of 2-10 when Ponder threw for 63 yards and I am pretty sure Harvin was hurt. Prorated, even with that 9th game, that is 110/1203/5, which is an awful lot better than 2011. Heck, looking at only his first 8 instead of the game he was hurt in, prorated for a full season he is 120/1334/6, which is what I remember based on how he was tearing it up in my PPR league.I would think he has a great chance of besting the 2011 numbers and I would bet that his prorated 2012 numbers are a lot more likely as I think Russell Wilson takes a step getting far closer to 4000 yards passing than Ponder will be in 2013. Being a Vikings homer, I can see the thought, but as an outsider I think it is pretty silly to say that you can't see Harvin going over 1000 yards.
biggamer3
Footballguy
Someone explain to me why the SeaHawks didnt just wait a few days to sign Victor Cruz to an offer sheet and give the Giants first round pick as compensation since he is an RFA? Cruz would make the same amount as Harvin most likely, isnt coming off an injury, and isnt a headcase.
He also had 52/345/2 rushing that year.I could see him with about 1200 total yards and 8 total TDs in Seattle last year, with room for more (if Wilson progresses from his great rookie year).
