Percy Harvin finally did the job the Seattle Seahawks hoped he would when they acquired the injury-prone wide receiver from the Minnesota Vikings via trade last offseason.
In Super Bowl XLVIII on Sunday night, Harvin recorded 137 all-purpose yards, including an 87-yard kickoff return touchdown on the first play of the second half.
Did the three draft picks and the big money that the team gave up to acquire the fifth-year receiver pay off? Well, sort of.
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