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Ankle - Probable for start of training camp
(Updated: 01/10/13)

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Date	Traded	Traded For
05/22/2013	Michael Crabtree, WR SF	Percy Harvin, WR SEA Nick Novak, K SD
05/21/2013	Percy Harvin, WR SEA Russell Wilson, QB SEA Jordy Nelson, WR GB	Michael Crabtree, WR SF Dez Bryant, WR DAL Ben Roethlisberger, QB PIT
05/21/2013	Percy Harvin, WR SEA	Felix Jones, RB PHI Danny Amendola, WR NE
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Harvin to get time at running back: The Seattle Times reports that new Seattle receiver Percy Harvin is already making an impact. "His talent level is unbelievable, off the charts," said quarterback Russell Wilson. "He brings an explosive mentality to the game, which a lot of our guys already have. But to have him is truly tremendous. He's a guy that's been one of the best football players in the National Football League for the past several years." Harvin, 24, has averaged 1,800 total yards in four seasons and was on pace for 2,400 yards in 2012 — which would have led the NFL — before an ankle injury ended his season. In those nine games, he had 62 catches — 12 more than any Seahawk — for 677 yards. He also had 96 yards rushing and 574 yards on kickoff returns, including a 105-yard touchdown return. The Seahawks plan to use him similarly. He'll likely line up in the slot as his regular spot, but figures to get used outside, as well, and should see his share of handoffs and kickoff returns. "I'll be moving around — pretty much all around," said Harvin. "There'll be a little bit of running back coming up. But right now, we're just trying to get the foundation set, just running the base plays, and we'll see where it goes from there." (Updated 5/23/13)

Injury Report
Ankle - Probable for start of training camp (Updated - 1/10/13)

Fantasy Analysis
We're excited about Harvin in Seattle because he should be able to remain highly involved on offense with better talent around him. Harvin remains a solid No. 1 Fantasy receiver, and he's worth drafting in Round 3 or 4 in the majority of leagues, especially if he continues to see time in the backfield. (Updated 5/23/13).

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