Here’s his 7. It’s a great read today.
4) Reggie Wayne is more than just a No. 1 receiver. Remember when there was debate about whether Wayne could be a true No. 1 receiver? Remember when he barely missed the Pro Bowl a couple of seasons despite the protestations of QB Peyton Manning? Remember when he was the other “wide receiver” opposite Harrison. Those days are long since gone. Wayne, if anything, has proven himself to be a better player in Harrison’s absence than he was with him. When Harrison missed 11 games in 2007, Wayne had the biggest season of his career to date, catching more than 100 passes and leading the AFC in receiving yards. On Sunday, in his first game since Harrison’s offseason release, Wayne caught 10 passes for 162 yards and a touchdown — and that came with Gonzalez out from early in the first quarter on.
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