WR Percy Harvin - Seattle Seahawks
| 5-11, 192 | Born: 5-28-1988 | College: Florida | Drafted: Round 1, pick 22 |
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Quick fantasy outlook: Percy Harvin was the first-round pick of the Minnesota Vikings just four years ago, and has already become one of the most dynamic offensive players in the league. He is a versatile offensive threat: he will line up out wide, in the slot, or even in the backfield; and while he can go deep, he especially excels on bubble screens, or even as a runner (on reverses or on direct hand-offs from the quarterback). In short, the Vikings sought to get him the ball in the open field as many different ways as they could think off, and the Seahawks will likely do the same. The only real cause for concern is that Harvin is an above-average risk to miss time. He struggled with migranes early in his career, missing many practices because of it, and suffered an ankle injury last season that landed him on Injured Reserve (and was reported to be slower in healing than was initiall expected). Moreover, Harvin has a volatile personality: he is intense in his desire to win, but doesn't always keep his temper in check, even when interacting with his coaches. All told, Harvin is a riskier pick than most other recievers who will be considered in the early rounds of fantasy drafts, but even in light of that risk, his tremendous upside potential makes him a legitimate fantasy WR1.
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