INDIANAPOLIS -- Reggie Wayne returned to "the 317" this week to, among other things, attend his first Colts game without a jersey on.
Wayne's contract wasn't renewed this season after 13 years as one of the most prolific players in Colts history. But the six-time Pro Bowler and Super Bowl champ said his return to Lucas Oil Stadium wasn't a bitter on.
"I was a little wary. But once I walked in there and saw some familiar faces, saw the appreciation by the Colts Nation, it made it a lot easier," Wayne said. "It made me feel like I've never left."
MORE | Colts won't re-sign Reggie Wayne for upcoming season | Reggie Wayne: No ill will toward Colts | ESPN: Reggie Wayne parts ways with Patriots
Wayne said he's been enjoying his time off the field this season, including going to his first parent-teacher conference.
"I'm definitely comfortable in my own skin," he said. "I'm enjoying it. I've been doing stuff I haven't done in 14 years."
Watch RTV6 Sports Director Dave Furst's full interview with Wayne in the video player above.
---
Download the free RTV6 app to get the latest news on the go and receive alerts to your phone
Sign up to have the latest news headlines delivered straight to your email inbox
