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But why does Harvin like the Jets?

The midseason trade from the Seahawks to the Jets took Harvin from a team that won the Super Bowl to a team whose Super Bowl was a Week 10 win that ended an eight-game losing streak.

Guess which team Harvin prefers?

He wouldn't directly say it Tuesday, declining to comment at all on the Seahawks. But as Knobler put it, "all you had to do was listen to him talk about the Jets to understand what he was saying."

"I'm at peace," said Harvin, who reportedly spent some of his time in Seattle at odds with a few of his teammates.

The Jets have accepted Harvin, who not only has 174 receiving yards (the most of any Jet in his three games with the team), but has also by all reports been an outstanding teammate.

"The things that have been put out there about him, the things that have been said, we don't see it," quarterback Michael Vick said.

It's only three weeks, but the Jets believe the addition of Harvin has helped their offense, just as the move to start Vick instead of Geno Smith has helped. Harvin is already talking to teammates about next year, and how a strong finish this year might help.

That kind of talk is understandable, because the 2-8 Jets certainly can't talk about a playoff push.