The Facts: Following up on the ongoing story. ...Wayne doesn't see a scenario in which he's part of the Colts' rebuilding process. First, someone with the team has to at least acknowledge his existence. "Nothing. I have not heard a word," Wayne said, the exasperation in his voice evident. "Not a phone call, not a text message, not a note from a pigeon. Nothing. That tells me it's been real, but things happen and teams move on."

Diehards Line:Wayne is the second-most prolific receiver in Colts history. He's a five-time Pro Bowl selection. He's also one of nearly a dozen significant Colts who can become an unrestricted free agent Tuesday. The 2012 Colts, Wayne agreed, aren't likely to resemble anything fans are used to seeing. "It's going to be different," he said. The most noticeable difference of course, will be the absence of Peyton Manning, who was released on Wednesday. There has been talk that Wayne could wind up being part of a package deal with Manning's next team. That would be just fine with Wayne. “I could see it,” the veteran WR told Michael Irvin of WQAM radio in Miami. “I’m definitely not opposed to it, you know? He’s a great worker, and I consider myself a great worker. And when you put great workers together, good things happen. ... I would love it. I would definitely love it. I am totally available. My phone is working. Make sure you put that out there, my phone is working. I paid my bills ahead of time, just so we have no problems. So I am ready for anything that comes right now. ..." Especially if it includes Manning. And the Dolphins.