12 Percy Harvin, WR

USA Today reports that new Seahawks receiver Percy Harvin has practiced as a slot receiver, outside receiver, running back and kick returner. Harvin sees similarities to how he was used under offensive coordinator Darrell Bevell in 2009 and 2010 in Minnesota, and also has had some flashbacks to his time at Florida, where he was the X-factor in the Gators' read-option offense. "We're always trying to find unique qualities in our guys, and then hopefully express that in our play," coach Pete Carroll said. "He's a different athlete, because not only is he so fast, but he's steel strong. Just really tough, physical for a guy who only weighs 197 pounds. We hope to see him catch the ball on the move, so he can use his stuff. That doesn't mean we give him the ball in the backfield just to hand it to him, we want to throw the ball to him all over the field. It's not going to change our football team in terms of what we want to do, we're just going to add him in and cut him loose, let him go."

Percy Harvin sat out the Seahawks' Wednesday OTA practice with a sore hip flexor according to the Seattle Times. "We’re trying to get him back next week, so we rested him a couple days," coach Pete Carroll said. "He’s done tons of work and looks great. We have no question what he can do and where he’s fitting and he understands the offense. We just want to be very cautious with anybody that’s got anything show."