Percy Harvin Injury: Updates on Jets Star's Wrist, Ribs and Return

Percy Harvin left the New York Jets' Week 16 matchup with New England with a wrist injury and did not return. Rex Ryan would later say that the star playmaker is dealing with soreness in the wrist as well as in the rib area. He was inactive for Week 17.

Continue for updates.

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Harvin Out for Week 17

Sunday, Dec. 28

The Jets announced Harvin would not play against the Dolphins today:

On Friday, ESPN's Rich Cimini confirmed Harvin would be a game-time decision for Week 17:

ESPN's Danny Knobler also provided a statement from Harvin on Friday:

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It's a little sore, but I think I'm good enough to give it a go. I was able to move around, catch a few balls. I ran a few routes. The biggest thing is pain tolerance. I just feel like I'm good enough to give it a try.

I'm going in feeling I'm going to play.

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Harvin Misses Practice

Thursday, Dec. 25

Eric Allen of NewYorkJets.com confirmed Harvin failed to practice today.

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Ryan Speaks on Harvin's Status

Tuesday, Dec. 23 

The New York Jets provided a statement from Ryan on Harvin's recovery:

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Harvin "Sore" After Week 16

Monday, Dec. 22

Seth Walder of the New York Daily News reported on Percy Harvin's status after his injury on Sunday:

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Harvin Injures Wrist, Does Not Return

Sunday, Dec. 21

New York Jets wide receiver Percy Harvin is currently dealing with a wrist injury and his return is questionable. 

Rich Cimini of ESPN New York had the details:  

Harvin was later ruled out for the game with an additional rib injury, via the Jets.

When healthy, Harvin is one of the most exciting playmakers in the game. Whether it's in the running game, passing game or as a returner, he has the quickness and elusiveness to take the ball to the house on every touch. 

Unfortunately, injuries have been a recurring theme throughout his career. He has played in a full 16 games just once in six seasons, he missed 22 games between 2012 and '13 and he already dealt with an ankle injury earlier this year. 

The newest affliction will have little effect on the current season for the Jets, who are in the basement of AFC East. However, New York faces no cap penalty if it releases Harvin after the year, so it will be interesting to see how the team views the often-injured wideout in the long-term.