Colts Greats To Attend Reggie Wayne's Ring Of Honor Induction

INDIANAPOLIS, IN — Indianapolis Colts owner and CEO Jim Irsay announced Thursday several former teammates, including Peyton Manning, will attend Reggie Wayne's Ring of Honor induction on Nov. 18 at Lucas Oil Stadium. Irsay made the announcement on his Twitter account, stating the team was "Getting the band back together" for the former receiver's induction, and shared several jersey numbers of the Colts greats attending the ceremony.

According to Irsay, Marvin Harrison (88), Jeff Saturday (63), Manning (18), Gary Brackett (58), Dallas Clark (44), Edgerrin James (32), and Robert Mathis (98) will be on hand to see Wayne (87) become the 15th member of the Indianapolis Colts' Ring of Honor.

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Irsay also said Clarence Verdin and Dean Biasucci will be there to "say hello" to those in the crowd.

The Ring of Honor induction will take place the day of the Colts and Tennessee Titans game Sunday, Nov. 18, during week 11 of the NFL regular season. (Subscribe to the Indianapolis Patch daily newsletter which is delivered to your inbox once a day to keep you updated with breaking news and other updates, for free. Make sure to "Like" Indianapolis Patch on Facebook).

Wayne will join former teammates Marvin Harrison, Edgerrin James, Peyton Manning and Jeff Saturday in earning the team's honor. Manning was inducted during the 2017 season.

The Colts said in a report that Wayne will also join the man who drafted him in 2001, former executive Bill Polian, and the coach who helped him win a Super Bowl, Tony Dungy.

Single game tickets are available.

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(Photo: Indianapolis Colts wide receiver Reggie Wayne takes up his position during the first half of an NFL wildcard playoff football game against the Cincinnati Bengals Sunday, Jan. 4, 2015, in Indianapolis. (AP Photo/Darron Cummings))