Percy Harvin certainly didn’t keep it a secret.
Percy Harvin had a prosperous NFL career spanning eight seasons, during which the dynamic wide receiver and return specialist achieved significant milestones. These include winning a Super Bowl title, earning the Offensive Rookie of the Year award, and being selected to the Pro Bowl.
While taking a moment to reflect on his career, Harvin made a candid admission.
“There’s not a game I played in that I wasn’t high,” Harvin said.
“That’s what I want the world to kind of see today. It’s not a stigma, and people doing it and getting in a whole bunch of trouble. It’s people that’s just living regular life that’s got deficiencies or just may want to enjoy themselves.”
Injuries took a toll on Harvin in the latter part of his career. His last season with more than 10 games played was in 2011, which marked only the third season of his career.
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Harvin was unable to replicate the heights of his rookie season when he scored two kick return touchdowns and six receiving touchdowns. Nonetheless, he continued to make an impact whenever he was healthy.
One of the most iconic moments of his NFL career occurred during Super Bowl XLVIII, when he returned the opening kickoff of the second half for a touchdown, contributing to Seattle’s victory and championship title.
