After NFL owner Jim Irsay died in his sleep at the age of 65, former Colts player Reggie Wayne emotionally paid tribute to him, saying, 'He would have done anything for anybody.' ...

Indianapolis Colts great and current wide receivers coach Reggie Wayne fought back tears during the team’s first media availability on Wednesday following the death of longtime owner Jim Irsay ...

Indianapolis Colts great and current wide receivers coach Reggie Wayne fought back tears during the team’s first media availability on Wednesday following the death of longtime owner Jim Irsay ...

The untimely passing of Jim Irsay last week shattered the hearts of Indianapolis Colts fans and that sadness was echoed throughout the rest of the NFL.. He spent over 40 years with the team ...

He re-signed for $17 million over three years. Said Irsay later, per Wayne, “‘You could’ve asked for $30 million. I would’ve gave it to you.’” A first-round pick in 2001, Wayne spent three more years ...

Reggie Wayne won't soon forget Jim Irsay's contributions inside the NFL and beyond. Wayne, who spent virtually his entire career with Irsay's Indianapolis Colts, was hit harder than most by Irsay ...

When Wayne came to sign the paperwork, Irsay told him he could have asked for $30 million and he would’ve given it to him. “You know, that’s the type of dude he is, man,” Wayne said.

A tearful Reggie Wayne spoke to the media about Jim Irsay's impact and said he told young players to learn more about the late owner of the Colts. Sports newsletter 🏈's best, via 📧 Studio IX ...

A tearful Reggie Wayne spoke to the media about Jim Irsay's impact and said he told young players to learn more about the late owner of the Colts.

Jim Irsay was unique in a lot of respects as an NFL team owner, but the most notable one might be how much affection all of his players had for him personally.Reggie Wayne put that into words, and ...

Wayne shared a story about becoming a free agent in 2012. "I don't even think I'm coming back, to be honest with you," Wayne said, as he arranged free-agent visits with the Bears and Chiefs.