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Around the NFL: Bills will get Harvin back
Percy Harvin is preparing to come out of retirement to rejoin the Buffalo Bills and reinforce their injury-depleted group of receivers.
Harvin was at the Bills’ facility meeting with team officials Tuesday, and his signing is dependent on passing a physical.
Staying healthy has been a career-long issue for Harvin, and eventually led to his announcing his retirement in April after an injury-shortened season with Buffalo. He had 19 catches for 218 yards and a touchdown in five games with the Bills before being sidelined by lingering hip and knee injuries.
Now the 28-year-old Harvin has the opportunity to fill an immediate need at a banged-up receiver position, and...
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