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Richard Sherman: 'Percy Harvin improves Seattle Seahawks'

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Seattle Seahawks cornerback Richard Sherman believes that wide receiver Percy Harvin makes the team's offense one of the best in the league.

Richard Sherman has said that Percy Harvin makes the Seattle Seahawks' offense one of the best in the NFL.

The wide receiver missed the majority of the season with a hip injury before sustaining a concussion in their first playoff game, but recorded 137 total yards and a touchdown in the Super Bowl.

The cornerback told TheMMQB.com: "Without Harvin, we were just biding time. With him, our offense is one of the NFL's best."

Head coach Pete Carroll added: "He's not just a slot player. I want him to be an every-down player. There's no reason he shouldn't be."

The Seahawks gave up their first-round pick in last year's Draft to acquire Harvin from the Minnesota Vikings.

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