is settling into his new gig with the and said he wants to put the past behind him. Speaking to the New York media for his first time Monday, the wide receiver admitted in Seattle was the cause of frustration. “,” Harvin said, per NFL Media’s Albert Breer. “… I wanted to get downfield a little bit more.” Harvin caught the majority of his pa ses at or behind the line of scrimmage this season and was used in an array of jet sweeps in the ground game. The wideout to re-enter the ‘ game — his last one in Seattle. NFL Media Insider Ian Rapoport reported Sunday the came when Harvin didn’t go back in versus Dallas and feared he’d shut down if not involved in the offense. As Kevin Durant Jersey for the off-field i sues, including getting into a fight with before the and a scuffle with this preseason, Harvin said he had . “,” he said. Harvin added that he does not have anger management i sues, which was one reported reason the , and before, parted ways with the playmaker. “All I can say is for people to ,” he said about his past. , the ‘ backup QB, knows a lot about trying to rehab one’s reputation. He and Harvin are both from Virginia, and Vick he and his new teammate developed an instant connection. “It’s all about going about your work the right way, and getting it done,” Vick said Monday. “Understanding what’s most important, and making the right decisions at the right times, and doing it when things are quiet. I think Percy’s definitely capable of that. Like I said, we got that connection, I feel like I’ve known him forever.”Harvin said the aren’t worried about his past. When he tried to explain some of the i sues, “,” he said, per Newsday’s Kimberley Martin. “It’s about moving forward,” responded when asked if he needed to hear Harvin explain past actions.The wideout also said he loves his new coach. “I love him. ,” he said. How the deploy Harvin and whether he’s productive for Ryan remains to be seen. The latest Around The NFL Podcast recaps every Week 7 game, and breaks down . Find more Around The NFL content on .
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