Percy Harvin

dizzle88 · 11-27-2013, 03:24 PM

Not saying harvin isn't a threat everytime he touches the ball because he is but in terms of kick and punt returns, our kicker single handedly took Harvin out of the NFCCG, then he fumbled on his first touch of the game

Seahawks12th · 11-27-2013, 03:47 PM

Originally Posted by dizzle88

Not saying harvin isn't a threat everytime he touches the ball because he is but in terms of kick and punt returns, our kicker single handedly took Harvin out of the NFCCG, then he fumbled on his first touch of the game

Harvin was also a rookie right?? A little different now..

SaintsBro · 11-27-2013, 04:26 PM

Originally Posted by Seahawks12th

Harvin was also a rookie right?? A little different now..

Rookie then, but he has not played a full game in what, almost 12 months? How much does he really play, and stay healthy, in a season, all total? I don't see how you can argue it's that much different, since up until last week he has not been in uniform for any games since what, early December of last year.

It's also not quite as do-or-die for the Saints, as you seem to think. Bottom line for me, it's basically win two more, and the Saints are in. So if they lose at Seattle, I will turn off the TV and go to bed, it's not the complete end of the world. Because of the Seahawks' easy cupcake schedule earlier this year, the Saints have been outside looking in on the #1 seed, for a while now. Seems like there's always one team every year that has that favorable schedule, that lets them pile up wins over weak or struggling teams, like Atlanta did last year, and this year it was the Seahawks' turn to be that team. There's always one team that piles up that impressive 13-3 or 14-2 type record, mostly by beating the Jacksonvilles and Vikings of the world, and hitting the hard teams when the hard teams are injured or having problems, star player injured etc., it just happens that way.

Plus, I'm not scared of the Panthers like some people here are. I have no doubt we can handle them. Sean Payton has never relinquished a division lead, once it has been secured. Like Russell Wilson being undefeated at home, that has never happened yet. The year we were a wild card team, we were NEVER in the driver's seat anywhere along the way. So I'm not losing ANY sleep over winning the division right now.

But of course I would like for the saints to grab the gold ring of that #1 seed...it will be tough. But it's certainly NOT like if we lose in Seattle we will be going dark for the season, or only talking about next season and next year's draft.

11-27-2013, 03:47 PM	#2
Seahawks12th 100th Post Join Date: Nov 2013 Location: Kirkland, WA Posts: 188	Re: Percy Harvin Originally Posted by dizzle88 Not saying harvin isn't a threat everytime he touches the ball because he is but in terms of kick and punt returns, our kicker single handedly took Harvin out of the NFCCG, then he fumbled on his first touch of the game Harvin was also a rookie right?? A little different now..

11-27-2013, 04:26 PM	#3
SaintsBro Site Donor Join Date: Sep 2010 Location: in line with my ridiculous CLEAR PLASTIC BAG Posts: 3,650 Blog Entries: 3	Re: Percy Harvin Originally Posted by Seahawks12th Harvin was also a rookie right?? A little different now.. Rookie then, but he has not played a full game in what, almost 12 months? How much does he really play, and stay healthy, in a season, all total? I don't see how you can argue it's that much different, since up until last week he has not been in uniform for any games since what, early December of last year. It's also not quite as do-or-die for the Saints, as you seem to think. Bottom line for me, it's basically win two more, and the Saints are in. So if they lose at Seattle, I will turn off the TV and go to bed, it's not the complete end of the world. Because of the Seahawks' easy cupcake schedule earlier this year, the Saints have been outside looking in on the #1 seed, for a while now. Seems like there's always one team every year that has that favorable schedule, that lets them pile up wins over weak or struggling teams, like Atlanta did last year, and this year it was the Seahawks' turn to be that team. There's always one team that piles up that impressive 13-3 or 14-2 type record, mostly by beating the Jacksonvilles and Vikings of the world, and hitting the hard teams when the hard teams are injured or having problems, star player injured etc., it just happens that way. Plus, I'm not scared of the Panthers like some people here are. I have no doubt we can handle them. Sean Payton has never relinquished a division lead, once it has been secured. Like Russell Wilson being undefeated at home, that has never happened yet. The year we were a wild card team, we were NEVER in the driver's seat anywhere along the way. So I'm not losing ANY sleep over winning the division right now. But of course I would like for the saints to grab the gold ring of that #1 seed...it will be tough. But it's certainly NOT like if we lose in Seattle we will be going dark for the season, or only talking about next season and next year's draft.

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