INDIANAPOLIS — The Indianapolis Colts announced Monday several additions to its coaching staff, including Reggie Wayne and Cato June.
Reggie Wayne, a six-time Pro Bowler and Super Bowl champ, will join the team as its wide receivers coach. Cato June, who played for the Colts from 2003-2006, will join the team as its assistant linebackers coach.
In total, the Colts announced 10 coaching additions and changes on Monday:
- Brian Bratton: Offensive quality control coach
- Ron Milus: Defensive backs coach
- Mike Mitchell: Assistant defensive backs coach
- Nate Ollie: Defensive line coach
- Richard Smith: Linebackers coach
- Tyler Boyles: Offensive quality control coach and assistant to the head coach
- Parks Frazier: Pass game specialist/assistant quarterbacks coach
- Matt Raich: Assistant defensive line coach
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