"One of the most curious elements to the Jets' 17-16 wild-card win over the Colts on Saturday night was Peyton Manning's reluctance to pass the ball to his top receiver, Reggie Wayne.

Manning clearly was afraid to throw the ball anywhere near Jets cornerback Darrelle Revis. The result was Wayne -- who caught the only pass thrown to him for a mere yard -- being rendered useless in the game.

And that left Wayne seething afterward.

"I shouldn't have even suited up," Wayne said. "I should have watched the game like everybody else. I was irrelevant. It's bull, man. I give everything I've got no matter what, and ... one ball, that's all."

Wayne, who was second in the NFL with 111 receptions, was targeted an average of 11 times per game this season."