Percy Harvin Unretires, Signs with Bills: Latest Details, Comments and Reaction

Wide receiver Percy Harvin, who decided to retire in April, has decided to sign with the Buffalo Bills, sports agent Greg Barnett and NFL Network's Ian Rapoport announced Tuesday morning:Harvin, 28, appeared in just five games for the Bills in 2015, catching 19 passes for 218 yards and a touchdown. He also rushed five times for 31 yards and spent time as both a kick and punt returner.Injuries plagued Harvin once again, however, a consistent theme in his career. The talented but mercurial Harvin played in just 28 games over the past four seasons, including just one game in 2013 with the Seattle Seahawks.Harvin was named the AP Offensive Rookie of the Year in 2009 andlooked like a promising, game-changing talent in his first three seasons with the Minnesota Vikings. But the injury bug bit him in 2012 and limited him in disappointing tenures with the Seattle Seahawks (2013-2014), New York Jets (2014) and Bills (2015).Harvin also reportedly ran into issues with teammates. According to NFL Media's Albert Breer, Seattle tradedhim to the Jets in 2014 because of anger-management issues. Similar concerns led Minnesota to deal him to Seattle in 2013.The Bills offense has been dealing with injuries throughout the 2016 season, however, most notably to wide receivers Sammy Watkins and Marquise Goodwin and running back LeSean McCoy, so it could use the help.Harvin was a dynamic talent who was dangerous in space and always a threat to score with the ball in his hands. If he's able to stay healthy and showcase some of the skills he displayed earlier in this career and the Billscan find unique ways to get the ball in his hands, Harvin can once again be a difference-maker.You can follow TimothyRapponTwitter.
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