Seahawks trade for Percy Harvin

I'm surprised they were able to get a 1st round pick for him!
He hasn't stayed healthy for a full season in 2 years!

I like the fit, but a 1st rounder is too much, even a low one

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Originally posted 02:04 PM ET  03.11 by RustyBawl

I like the fit, but a 1st rounder is too much, even a low one

Given his recent health history, Agree 100%!

Maybe the Hawks don't see much talent in this years first 32 picks. If healthy, Harvin can give opposing defenses a headache.

How many existing years on his contract and how much will Seattle have to pay him ?

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Originally posted 02:43 PM ET  03.11 by Go'Hawks!

Maybe the Hawks don't see much talent in this years first 32 picks. If healthy, Harvin can give opposing defenses a headache.

Harvin has a history of migraine headaches. He also gave Vikings ownership headaches.

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Originally posted 01:52 PM ET  03.11 by 3 Chainz~

I'm surprised they were able to get a 1st round pick for him!He hasn't stayed healthy for a full season in 2 years!

Still young and very talented...will give them a boost at WR and KR/PR as Leon Washington is getting up there in age

Good Luck Hawks, buy a lot of Asprins!!!

I'm very happy about this except for the 1st round pick. The cost seems a bit high. The Hawks had the 25th pick, though, and Harvin's a better bet than any receivers that'll be on the board at 25, so maybe it's a smart move. I think there's a good chance it is, since I would not have made that move and I am decidedly unqualified for the GM job.

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Originally posted 05:01 PM ET  03.11 by DJ Johnson

I'm very happy about this except for the 1st round pick. The cost seems a bit high. The Hawks had the 25th pick, though, and Harvin's a better bet than any receivers that'll be on the board at 25, so maybe it's a smart move. I think there's a good chance it is, since I would not have made that move and I am decidedly unqualified for the GM job.

You should be excited..draft picks are cool if used right and your GM certainly seems to be more than capable but at the same time, why not take a known commodity right now who is still in his prime? Excellent move..versatile player who can line up all over the field on offense.

HUGE pickup for Seattle.

I'm surprised Minnesota would even consider trading Harvin to one of the NFC's strongest teams. WR was one of the few obvious weaknesses on Seattle and somehow they snagged one of the NFL's best.

Anybody see what Seattle had to give up for Harvin?

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Originally posted 05:01 PM ET  03.11 by DJ Johnson

I'm very happy about this except for the 1st round pick. The cost seems a bit high. The Hawks had the 25th pick, though, and Harvin's a better bet than any receivers that'll be on the board at 25, so maybe it's a smart move. I think there's a good chance it is, since I would not have made that move and I am decidedly unqualified for the GM job.

Ok, a first rounder. That answers my question.

Seems like a bargain for Seattle. If Harvin was in this year's draft he'd easily be a top five pick.

I guess adding a true weapon for a first rounder is OK... especially for this team.

But it's a little steep - especially for a guy that's ALWAYS complaining about the money.

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Originally posted 07:52 PM ET  03.11 by Otis B. Driftwood

I guess adding a true weapon for a first rounder is OK... especially for this team. But it's a little steep - especially for a guy that's ALWAYS complaining about the money.

I think a first rounder is way too much.

Wilson. Lynch. Harvin. The 'Hawks offense is starting to look versatile and fearsome.

This can't be right...he was supposed to go to the Patriots

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Originally posted 08:23 PM ET  03.11 by ...the best policy

Wilson. Lynch. Harvin. The 'Hawks offense is starting to look versatile and fearsome.

Definitely.

Scariest part is Lynch is the old man of the trio and he himself is just 26.

People better get used to the Seahawks running **** for the next 5 plus years.