Colts’ Reggie Wayne cleared for practice
By Mike Dyce
Indianapolis Colts wide receiver Reggie Wayne’s 2013 season ended early with an ACL injury. Wayne’s rehab has gone well and been ahead of scheduled and heading into training camp he said he has been cleared and is ready to go.
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“I’m eager to get out and pick up where I left off,” Wayne said, via the team’s website.
“I’ve been cleared. I am ready to go… We will just see from that point on.”
Wayne also made a dramatic entrance to the Colts’ training camp, showing up in Indy Car, which was driven by Ed Carpenter, the Butler University product who has been the pole sitter at the last two Indy 500s.
Wayne said the big arrival had a special meaning to the team.
“It’s a sign for the Colts. We need to come out fast. We need to have a sense of urgency. We need to come out moving with some speed. This is one way of entering camp with the motto for the team,” Wayne said.
Plus it was just plain fun.
“I enjoyed every single bit of that,” Wayne. “I’m a guy that likes speed and this is one way to get that into you.”