Pete Carroll: Percy Harvin 'must be great' for Super Bowl XLVIII
Seattle pass receiver Percy Harvin didn't play in the NFC National championship on Sunday after experiencing a concussion in the local round of the playoffs, but that doesn't mean he won't play in Super Bowl XLVIII.
Seahawks trainer Pete Carroll informed KIRO-AM in Seattle on Monday that Harvin 'ought to be fine' for the Super Dish. "We're trusting him to be prepared," Carroll shared.
Harvin's only played in two games considering that being traded to Seattle in March and he really did not practice last week after experiencing a concussion in Seattle's 23-15 playoff draw New Orleans.
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Besides the Saints championship game, the only various other week where Harvin saw activity this period can be found in November when he captured one pass for 17 backyards versus the Vikings, his previous team. Harvin invested the first 10 weeks of the season on the physically not able to perform listing after undertaking hip surgical procedure in August.
Against the Saints in the playoffs, the hip wasn't the issue though, Harvin was knocked senseless of the game with a head injury. Harvin caught 3 passes for 21 lawns prior to leaving the game in the initial fifty percent with a concussion.
Harvin played in an NFC Championship game during his newbie year with the Vikings, but he's never played in a Super Dish, so you could wager he'll do every little thing he could to ensure he's on the area at MetLife Arena on Feb. 2.
Harvin isn't the only Seahawks player which's never ever played in a Super Bowl either, no present player on Seattle's roster has any Super Dish encounter. According to Newsday, that makes the Seahawks the first string since the 1990 Bills to hold that difference.
