The Foals expressed goodbye to Blunt Reich on Monday and got ESPN examiner and previous All-Expert focus Jeff Saturday to mentor the group in the meantime.
Be that as it may, many fans are asking why the group neglected previous collector and current colleague Reggie Wayne. The six-time Ace Bowler is in his most memorable year as a collectors mentor with the club subsequent to chipping in back in 2018.
This is the very thing that fans in Indy needed to say regarding the matter via virtual entertainment:
“As a couple of people have brought up in the notices, Reggie Wayne is on Indy’s training staff. He’s in the Yearlings ring of honor, and more qualified for this occupation than Jeff Saturday,” tweeted Richard Johnson.
Do the Josh McCown thing next, it’s your time @HoustonTexans
“Reggie Wayne played for quite some time, is likewise in the Foals ring of honor and is really an associate mentor on the Yearlings at this moment. For what reason didn’t Jim Irsay simply recruit him?” one more inquired.
Reggie Wayne played for 14 years, is also in the Colts ring of honor and is actually an assistant coach on the Colts right now.
“Irsay will be inquired as to why he didn’t go with Reggie Wayne and he will highlight Saturday’s secondary school training experience and he will be absolutely serious. Calling it now.”
Irsay is going to be asked why he didn’t go with Reggie Wayne and he’s going to point to Saturday’s high school coaching experience and he will be dead serious.
“I’m shaken by this,” said Kalyn Kahler. “Yearlings have a lot of mentors on staff that are extremely able to be an interval lead trainer: Gus Bradley, John Fox, Kevin Mawae, Reggie Wayne, Scottie Montgomery. I continue to figure this season couldn’t get more abnormal and afterward it does!”
I am shook by this. Colts have a ton of coaches on staff that are very qualified to be an interim head coach: Gus Bradley, John Fox, Kevin Mawae, Reggie Wayne, Scottie Montgomery. I keep thinking this season couldn’t get weirder and then it does!
