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5 days ago · Should Indianapolis Colts WR Reggie Wayne Be in the Hall of Fame? Wayne is the last deserving Hall of Fame candidate of Manning’s Colts who hasn’t yet been voted in. Wayne, who retired after the 2014 season, ranks in the top 10 in NFL history in catches (1,070) and receiving yards (14,345).
5 days ago · - Colts legend Dwight Freeney. Freeney shared the reason many believe Wayne is still having to wait his turn for the Hall of Fame. Many believe Wayne was just the product of an elite Colts offense. Wayne spoke out against that thought process on social media.
- The Indianapolis Star
Dwight Freeney talks Hall of Fame nod, Reggie Wayne's chances at Canton
An Indianapolis Colts defensive end for a decade, Dwight Freeney was a key member of the greatest years in franchise history. From 2002-2012, the Colts went 122-54 in the regular season. Freeney ...
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- WISH-TV Indianapolis
Dwight Freeney around a month away from Hall of Fame induction
“When you actually get that knock and when you’re told, you’re really flushed for emotion and you just feel a sense of gratitude and appreciation for all those who helped you get there,” Freeney ...
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2 days ago · We take a look at the the players with the best chance at Hall of Fame induction in 2025, from 1st-year eligibles to 2024 snubs. ... Reggie Wayne Colts 2001-2014 110.14 Torry Holt Rams, Jaguars ...
1 day ago · Along with Manning, the '06 Colts featured Hall of Fame receiver Marvin Harrison (1,366 yards, 12 touchdowns), Pro Bowl receiver Reggie Wayne (1,310 yards, nine touchdowns), running back Joseph ...
5 days ago · Reggie Wayne. Reggie Wayne is considered an Indianapolis legend, having spent his entire 14-year NFL career with the Colts. He holds the franchise records for games played with 211 and wins...
10 hours ago · JOHNSTOWN, Pa. – Reg Kent’s No. 7 hangs in the rafters at 1st Summit Arena @ Cambria County War Memorial, and it receives a figurative nod each time the movie “Slap Shot” airs on cable or ...
1 day ago · The Hall of Fame “Say Hey Kid,” among the early Negro League stars who hit 660 career home runs despite spending 1952-54 in the Army during the Korean War, died June 18 at 93.
