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Colts w/o Reggie Wayne


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If you don't think Manning/Harrison will blow up this week, then you should quit FF.

 

NYJ opposing QB/WR tandem this year:

 

Collins/Bennett: 223-0/106-0

Brady: 220-1

Losman/Evans/Parish: 328-1/107-0/104-1

 

 

Excluding Brady who never had a go-to-guy, 2 scrubby QBs and their scrubby a$$ WRs put up respectable stats. My guess is Harrison gets 140+/2 if Wayne is out. However, I think Wayne will play. Even still, Harrison will get at least 1 TD and 100+. Manning will be good for 300/3TDs regardless of who is in the lineup.

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Yeah and Pennington's arm will fall off in the 1st half of the first game and no Jet will have any value at all FF-wise and blah blah blah....

 

Was buying all that in August; not now. Not that they're exactly SB bound, but only a fool thinks there's no way they can win.

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Yeah and Pennington's arm will fall off in the 1st half of the first game and no Jet will have any value at all FF-wise and blah blah blah....

 

Was buying all that in August; not now. Not that they're exactly SB bound, but only a fool thinks there's no way they can win.

 

 

They could... if Manning, Harrison, Clark, Freeney, Brackett, and June missed the game.

 

Manning barely used Wayne in the Giants game and the passing game was still stellar.

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Supposedly, Aaron Moorehead will be lined up w/ Harrison. This ought to be interesting.

 

where are you getting this?

 

Manning stated again today that he expects that Reggie will be back for the game against the Jets.

 

The funeral is planned for next Tuesday, which is most NFL player's day off.

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where are you getting this?

 

Manning stated again today that he expects that Reggie will be back for the game against the Jets.

 

The funeral is planned for next Tuesday, which is most NFL player's day off.

 

 

Associated Press

National Football League News Wire

 

INDIANAPOLIS -- Colts receiver Reggie Wayne is expected to

return to Indianapolis on Thursday and could be available to play

Sunday against the New York Jets.

 

Wayne left town Sunday night after finding out his older

brother, Rashad, was killed in a traffic accident that day in

Kenner, La. Reggie Wayne has been in Louisiana all week to help the

family make funeral arrangements.

 

"The last conversation I had with him, he said he'd be back in

Indianapolis sometime tomorrow," coach Tony Dungy said Wednesday.

"Right now, I think he will play."

 

Dungy was not sure whether Wayne would return in time for

Thursday's practice.

 

Wayne's 32-year-old brother was killed Sunday morning when the

delivery truck he was driving crashed into a highway guardrail.

Police said Rashad Wayne was pronounced dead at the scene.

 

Linebacker Cato June, one of Wayne's closest friends, said he

thought Wayne would try to play Sunday.

 

"He's doing as best he can," June said. "If he's feeling well

enough, I'm sure he'll come back and play. If not, everyone

understands that family comes first."

 

Wayne is one of the key components in the Colts' high-scoring

offense.

 

Last year, Wayne caught a career-high 83 passes to lead the

Colts. It was the first time someone other than Marvin Harrison led

the Colts in receptions since 1998, Manning's rookie season.

Harrison had 82 receptions in 2005.

 

In the first three games this year, Wayne has caught 14 passes

for 284 yards and is fourth in the NFL in yards receiving.

 

Quarterback Peyton Manning said he understood the funeral might

be Tuesday, a day most teams have off in the NFL.

 

"I have talked to him, and I told him we're praying for him and

thinking about him," Manning said. "I know he's going through a

tough time and whatever he wants to do, he'll do. But I expect him

to play."

 

Dungy has said that the team would try to get as many players,

coaches and team officials to the funeral in Louisiana as they

could, and he and Manning said they wanted to attend.

 

It's the second tragedy to hit the Colts in less than a year.

Last December, Dungy's oldest son, 18-year-old James, committed

suicide in a Florida apartment.

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