Two days ago: Unhappy. Yesterday: Demanding a trade. Today: Percy Harvin was back at Vikings practice, hours after tweeting that his mild tantrum isn't about money.
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A bombshell from Vikings star wide receiver Percy Harvin. According to the Associated Press, Harvin has requested a trade from the team.
The Vikings expect Percy Harvin to be "ready to go" when training camp opens in Mankato next month, according general manager Rick Spielman. Spielman says head coach Leslie Frazier has met extensively with Harvin to clear the air, although it's still unclear what exactly made Harvin unhappy.
A possible reason why Percy Harvin skipped Vikings’ mini-camp yesterday. It could be that his surgically-repaired shoulder was bothering him. On his Twitter feed today, he said “There’s no such thing as minor surgery ... trust me.”
Good news for Vikings fans Tuesday as head coach Leslie Frazier told the Star Tribune that Percy Harvin's upcoming shoulder surgery isn't reason to panic. Harvin will undergo minor arthroscopic surgery to repair a sprained AC joint. The recovery time after the operation is expected to be one to two weeks.
Vikings wide receiver Percy Harvin is glad team owner Zygi Wilf plans to bring Leslie Frazier back next season. Harvin says he's a "big fan of coach Frazier" and the players give it their all for him.
Vikings quarterback Christian Ponder appears to have the inside track on what's going on with his disgruntled teammate, Percy Harvin. Ponder told the Pioneer Press Saturday that he's been in touch with Harvin through texts. Ponder said while he's never brought up Harvin's problems with the organization, he knows the wide receiver is preparing for this week's training camp and is "ready to go."
Vikings' special teams coordinator Mike Priefer has made it clear that Percy Harvin will be the team's No. 1 kickoff returner. Harvin averaged 32.5 yards per return in 2011, good for most in the NFL for players with five or more returns. But the Vikings have to find a way to balance their use of Harvin, without getting him injured.
Percy Harvin is one of the most versatile players in the NFL. According to ESPN.com, Harvin is the the second most versatile player in the NFC. No. 1 on the list? Darren Sproles of the New Orleans Saints. Not bad company for the Vikes' leading receiver.
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