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Reggie
Wayne
Wide Receiver
Birthdate
11/17/1978
College
Miami
Draft Info
2001: Rd 1, Pk 30 (IND)
Birthplace
New Orleans, LA
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P. Manning, Woodson among 15 finalists for HOF
5Y
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Polamalu, Wayne among semifinalists for Hall
7Y
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Reggie Wayne to enter Colts' Ring of Honor
8Y
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Peyton Manning looks like his old self in Colts uniform
9Y
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