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ThisHasselbeck":1193flmo said:...........Now.. I would not let him ANYWHERE near a kickoff.. leave Baldwin back there.. but offensively, just him being on the field is going to help the passing game immensely
ThisHasselbeck":1193flmo said:...........Now.. I would not let him ANYWHERE near a kickoff.. leave Baldwin back there.. but offensively, just him being on the field is going to help the passing game immensely
themunn":35faf0gk said:i cannot, for the life of me, remember the last time a returner was seriously injured on a kick-off.
there's been the odd concussion, yes, but the likelihood of injury can't be any higher than that of a WR
Jiggy":35ojukuz said:Considering the amount of rest he has already had. The extreme caution taken after the Minnesota game. If he is going to break down after just one game it's probably destined to happen that way anyways.
This may sound harsh but I would rather have him end his career as a Seahawk (and probably a football player) this January then next August or September. Something tells me the competitor in him feels the same way. Which is why we are seeing things play out the way they currently are.
MidwestHawker":1o4dn1bu said:themunn":1o4dn1bu said:i cannot, for the life of me, remember the last time a returner was seriously injured on a kick-off.
there's been the odd concussion, yes, but the likelihood of injury can't be any higher than that of a WR
No I agree, I don't think there's any reason at all to hold him out of kickoffs.
main":3qdovfp4 said:I honestly think he has been healthy for a while. Is it just a coincident they never put Harvin on the I.R. and he suddenly was ready to start practicing right after locking down the #1 seed and getting a bye week?
I think Harvin was told to not speak (twitter, interviews, etc), not play, and heal until playoff time. The Seahawks did not need him during the regular season. Plus, if Harvin starts during the playoffs, opposing teams in the playoffs won't have much film (with him in it) to study.
Harvin was probably getting pissed off reading and hearing the media talk bad about him while he was out (especially knowing he was fine, but couldn't speak or tweet). That is why he tweeted something about "haters fueling his fire". Notice his twitter account was silent after he was "injured" during the Vikings game? He would only tweet about the holidays.
But that is just my opinion. I may be wrong.. lol.
main":vkqkb6ih said:I honestly think he has been healthy for a while. Is it just a coincident they never put Harvin on the I.R. and he suddenly was ready to start practicing right after locking down the #1 seed and getting a bye week?