Colts' Irsay defends Saturday hire: 'Fully capable'

Owner Jim Irsay vigorously defended his decision to hire Jeff Saturday as Indianapolis’ interim head coach, saying the first-time NFL coach is “fully experienced enough.”

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Colts’ Irsay defends Saturday hire: ‘Fully capable’

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