Jeff Saturday’s controversial tenure as interim coach of the Indianapolis Colts is not stopping him from pursuing the Indianapolis Colts’ head coaching position full-time.
Saturday made clear on Monday that he wants the permanent job in Indianapolis, though he has not yet scheduled a formal interview. He added that there would be “significant change” if he were to land the position.
Jeff Saturday makes a few things clear:
— He wants the full-time job
— No interview set up yet
— He expects Chris Ballard to remain as GM and wants to keep working with him
— IF he gets the full-time job, he says he'd set everything up **much** differently from the very start— Zak Keefer (@zkeefer) January 9, 2023
Jeff Saturday: "If I get this (full-time) job, there's going to be significant change."
— Zak Keefer (@zkeefer) January 9, 2023
While we do not know what owner Jim Irsay might be thinking, Saturday would seem to be a long-shot to actually land the gig. That said, Irsay appears willing to at least consider him, and the owner is fond of Saturday thanks to the former center’s status as a franchise great.
Saturday’s permanent hire would likely be met with criticism, however. He landed the job without any NFL or collegiate coaching experience in a move that was widely panned around the league. Irsay might not care much about that, but after Saturday went 1-7 in his interim stint, it is not clear what he has done to really earn the role.
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