The Facts: Harvin played well early last year, but knee and hip injuries ended his season after Week 5, and there's been talk that he might call it quits. Bills GM Doug Whaley, however, says he's expecting to see Harvin on the field this year. "From what I'm hearing, he's leaning towards playing," Whaley said.

Diehards Line: Harvin’s contract with the Bills voided last month, so he’s now a free agent. Whaley said he’s interested in having Harvin back, and hoping to know Harvin’s plans soon. As PFT's Michael David Smith notes, when he’s healthy and motivated, the 27-year-old Harvin is one of the NFL’s most exciting offensive playmakers. The problem is that Harvin has missed more games than he’s played while bouncing around from the Vikings to the Seahawks to the Jets to the Bills over the last four years. Harvin has also earned a reputation as a player who can make life difficult for his teammates and coaches, but the Bills sound like they want Harvin back. We'll see if that's how it plays out.