Count Colts center Jeff Saturday as one of many that want the team to find a way to bring back a couple of the recent coaches that “retired” from the club. Saturday said as much in Tuesday’s Indy Star:

Pro Bowl center Jeff Saturday hasn’t resigned himself to the fact the Indianapolis Colts offense is moving on without line coach Howard Mudd and coordinator Tom Moore. The longtime assistants, integral parts of the team’s coaching staff since 1998, retired last week because of concerns with the NFL’s pension plan. Saturday hopes the departure of Mudd and Moore isn’t “written in stone. To be honest, I’m kind of holding out that something may change,” he said.