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Since OC Darrell Bevell has experience coaching Harvin in Minnesota, it's fair to expect Seattle to line up Harvin in similar ways. Which means every way possible. "I'll be moving around -- pretty much all around," Harvin said Wednesday. "There'll be a little bit of running back coming up. But right now, we're just trying to get the foundation set, just running the base plays, and we'll see where it goes from there."
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As NFL.com's Gregg Rosenthal suggests, this is not a surprise. Harvin will primarily play in the slot, but the Seahawks wouldn't acquire him to just leave him in one spot. He can play well in the backfield and on the outside. "Very explosive," HC Pete Carroll said. "He took the ball and turned it up a couple of times today, and he's just lightning-fast. You can see why he's such a factor catching it and running it and in the kicking game." Russell Wilson added: "His talent level is unbelievable, off the charts. ..." Rosenthal further noted that Harvin can run with surprising power inside the tackles when asked. The team isn't going to ask Harvin to turn into Marshawn Lynch, but the threat of Harvin taking a handful of handoffs every game makes Seattle that much tougher to defend.
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