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I have no doubt Harvin wants to get onto the field as soon as possible. I think Carroll will have a hard time sitting him, even if the coach wants it that way.
Harvin's Return, "just around the corner"
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DavidSeven":2gpqygs2 said:
Not really. Rap still believes the 28th is the target date. Silver says that may be Harvin's target date, but the FO is looking at the long game to protect their investment so he wouldnt be surprised if hes out until after the bye week.
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Rap still saying mnf
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T-Sizzle":jtxmx1ff said:
Still waiting to hear back from you.
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T-Sizzle":lp2tuzds said:
Ha. I wouldn't take money from a .NETer. I still don't think he plays without two full weeks of practice.
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I laughed at the comment about Pete not lying in his comments.
I find Pete's "coach speak" just as good as Mike Holmgren's and I thought he was one of the best. We could bring Herman in to speak for our coach but I doubt our member base could stomach him.
I do think that the best Seahawks "coach speak" ever was without doubt Matt Hasselbeck. His interview coach speaks deserve a gold medal anytime. He has to be a politician in his later years because he's really good at saying a lot but saying nothing we didn't already know.
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I find Pete's "coach speak" just as good as Mike Holmgren's and I thought he was one of the best. We could bring Herman in to speak for our coach but I doubt our member base could stomach him.
I do think that the best Seahawks "coach speak" ever was without doubt Matt Hasselbeck. His interview coach speaks deserve a gold medal anytime. He has to be a politician in his later years because he's really good at saying a lot but saying nothing we didn't already know.
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It may be wise to play it safe . . . wait until Atlanta or after. Harvin's absence shouldn't be a difference maker against a Bradford-less Rams or the Bucs in Seattle. Glennon should be a sitting duck in that game.
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nanomoz":e73ep28m said:
Maybe not make him full participant, but Pete is the kind of coach that would rather a player get a few reps.
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SacHawk2.0":1ksncx5f said:
Am I the only one who caught this?
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HawkHouse":ut3v66xb said:
Don't encourage him!
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Back on topic.....Mr. Harvin has a history of being injured. Having him announce "I'm injured" just as Training Camp gets started is a "real negative" on my score card. It's nice to hear him "talk the talk" as we approach mid-season. I'm going to remain skeptical until I see him leaving opposing DB's grasping for air as he flies down the field.
And you know the next topic after he finishes his first game....."Can Percy last through the Playoffs?" :roll:
And you know the next topic after he finishes his first game....."Can Percy last through the Playoffs?" :roll:
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Bigpumpkin":30lr4co6 said:
The good news? Even an injured Harvin has had better stats than our healthy wide receivers.
2009 = 60 receptions, 6 TD's
2010 = 71 receptions, 5 TD's
2011 = 87 receptions, 6 TD's
2012 = 62 receptions, 3 TD's in half a year
But I agree, unless your name is AP, coming off a major surgery and contributing and/or not getting hurt again is hard to do. Which is why I'm glad to see Pete take a very cautious approach. A LOT of other teams would be rushing Harvin back too soon.
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Bigpumpkin":y4q667ya said:
Harvin was only inactive for like 3 out of 40-something games up until his ankle injury last year suffered here in seattle.
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I hear you...never-the-less, just yesterday, didn't I see a recently injured player have his foot reinjured?
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Per league rules, the Seahawks now have 21 days to get him back on the active roster, so the clock's ticking in earnest now. Week 10 at the latest.
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MontanaHawk05":3izwoexp said:
if he doesn't play Monday, the following weekend return home vs. tampa will be almost a guaranteed first game for him.
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I just hope we get him back when's hes ready, no need to baby sit him, gotta get him acclimated asap. If he's not though, than I understand it'll need a little more time.
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MontanaHawk05":p0ptgwz3 said:
I'm curious to see if he has a "red shirt"...ie. no hitting or tackling for this first week.
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Keep in mind that his injury was minor enough that he could have played through it. For all we know the actual surgery was harder on him than the tear itself.
For everyone concerned about him being in game action and risking it being 'too soon' from the standpoint of re-injuring the hip, if that were an honest concern he wouldn't be back at practice yet.
For everyone concerned about him being in game action and risking it being 'too soon' from the standpoint of re-injuring the hip, if that were an honest concern he wouldn't be back at practice yet.
