I voted for him because it just feels right in my gut. Without even watching the clips, I want to see Percy in purple.

I’d love to have the next Troy Edwards…

This would be a great pick for the O, as it looks like we “are not” going to go after any add’t QB’s—-Like myself! Anyway….

Having Harvin—in addition to BB, Rice, Wade and The Saucer will make it more difficult for teams to defend the Vikes, short and long—-and at the same time taking some pressure off our QB and the passing game with more options to go to on those terrible Viking 3rd Downs.

Also, this will be a Big plus is the Punt Return yardage—-that we need, in order to put the O in good field position for drives. I like the idea of putting him in the backfield sometimes with AP.

Let’s get him—-hopefully the Jets don’t take him…We need another guy that can score anytime he touches the ball!!! and I know—-I’m Fran!!!!

I’d rather see this guy return kicks than AP and Maurice Hicks.

Seeing him play down here so much I couldn’t wonder what he would do in purple. My only concern is his durability. I think he is worth the pick if we can get him.

there’s no room for creativity in a Childress-Coached offense

we would have to give up picks to get rid of Childress! LOL

The Vikings have Traded Childress and their 22nd pick in the draft moving down 3 spots.

With the 25th pick in the Draft the Vikings select Percy Harvin WR…

But you also have to look at the supporting cast around him. His talent is not the only reason he looks good on the field, he has 10 other guys there with him that are pretty good as well.

Nicks on the other hand, was productive without as much support.

While I really like Harvin personally, he seems like a real down-to-earth kind of guy with a good work ethic, I don’t know if he will be a good fit. He plays through injuries and it doesn’t seem to affect his playmaking ability.

Childress’ would be the main issue with me choosing Harvin as he would not help us much considering his boring gameplan.

Think about it a second…Harvin played on a damn good Florida team under an innovative coach, Urban Meyer. Meyer wanted the fastest team in college football and probably had it; the supporting cast had other playmakers as well. So, this is not to say Harvin is a system player, and yes, I agree that that he is tough (despite the propensity to get injured) and a playmaker. Bjorno is simply questioning whether Childress and Bevell would tweak their KAO to utilize Harvin most effectively. Given what we have seen, it is certainly a valid question – would Harvin’s playmaking ability be hampered under the KAO as we have seen it thus far? I’d say yes.