The Seahawks may need to ride wide receivers Doug Baldwin and Golden Tate for a bit longer. Head coach Pete Carroll said on Tuesday that wide receiver Percy Harvin recently underwent a "little procedure" on his hip, according to ESPN 710's Liz Mathews. Harvin returned in Week 12 after recovering from hip surgery, but suffered a setback prior to the Seahawks win over the Saints.
Percy Harvin injury: Seahawks WR has ‘a little procedure’
The Seahawks may be without Percy Harvin for a game or two.
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It is unclear whether or not Harvin will play in Week 14. He has played in just one game this season and collected one catch for 17 yards and returned a kick for 58 yards. The Seahawks are already without Sidney Rice for the season, so they are counting on the fellow oft-injured, former Vikings receiver to will his role as a play-maker.
The Seahawks are currently 11-1 and are in sole possession of the NFC lead. Seattle will travel to San Francisco in Week 14 to face the 49ers.
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