Percy Harvin leaves game with concussion

The Seattle Seahawks’ Percy Harvin made it through one half — barely — against the Saints in Saturday’s divisional-round matchup.

Harvin, who didn’t return to action in the second half because of a concussion, had previously been examined for a similar injury earlier in the game.

The fifth-year wide receiver fell to the ground awkwardly and hit his head on the turf with a little over a minute remaining in the half. After a brief discussion with trainers on the sideline, he was taken into the locker room.

The Seahawks had eased Harvin into the game plan, working him in on fly sweeps and pass plays. Harvin converted a key third down by grabbing the football over Saints cornerback Corey White. He finished the day with three receptions for 21 yards and nine yards on one carry.

Harvin, who was playing in his first game since November, has been working back from a surgically-repaired hip. He was welcomed back to action by Saints safety Rafael Bush on the first series of the day: