Among those expected to attend are quarterback Peyton Manning, Wayne's fellow receivers, Dungy and a few others.

Dungy said other players might make their own arrangements to attend the funeral in Louisiana.

``I imagine there will be some guys who go on their own,'' Dungy said Monday. ``We're going to take the captains, some defensive veterans, the receivers. It's kind of a small group because we wanted to prepare and take care of some injuries. I think Reggie understands we'd all like to be there.''

Rashad Wayne, Reggie's older brother, died Sept. 24 when the delivery truck he was driving crashed into a highway guardrail in Kenner, La. Police said the 32-year-old Rashad Wayne was pronounced dead at the scene.

Reggie Wayne missed two days of practice last week and headed back to Louisiana following Sunday's game. He caught four passes for 74 yards against the Jets and ranked fifth in the NFL with 358 yards receiving following Sunday's games.

After Sunday's 31-28 victory, Wayne acknowledged he was still grieving and decided to play after his mother said his brother would have wanted him to play.

``I knew he was watching and I wanted to go out and play for him and get a big win for him,'' Wayne said. ``It's been rough, it's my brother and we were very close. I felt he wanted me to come back and play.''