Fantasy Upside
A healthy Percy Harvin is going to help fantasy owners in 2014. With Golden Tate gone, Harvin is the No. 1 receiver in Seattle and he is the most talented as well. Harvin will be the most targeted receiver in the Seahawks offense and will be a play maker that coach Pete Carroll tries to get the ball to. But...
Fantasy Downside
you have to be on the field to have the ball and Harvin has not been. He has missed 22 games over the last two seasons. Even when he was healthy, his numbers were pedestrian. He has never had a 1,000 yard receiving season and during his Vikings years, only averaged just above six touchdowns this season. Seattle doesn't exactly boast the type off offense that will improve this numbers.
Bottom Line
Harvin is the ultimate risk/reward player in 2014. If he is healthy, he will perform, but even though he is a No. 1 receiver on his team, that doesn't translate to success because of the way Seattle's offense operates. Harvin has an ADP of 50, but that is too high. The injury issues, the Seahawks offense and the past numbers don't dictate that high of a pick. If for some reason he falls a couple rounds, then grab him.