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When Jeff Saturday was hired and named Colts interim coach on Nov. 7, the NFL world collectively raised an eyebrow. Not only did Indianapolis hire someone with no NFL or college coaching experience, but just the week before, the team fired offensive coordinator Marcus Brady.
In need of someone to call offensive plays, Saturday named assistant quarterbacks coach Parks Frazier as his team’s play-caller. Frazier, who also serves as the Colts’ passing game specialist, had never held the position before and on Thursday it was revealed that he wasn’t Saturday’s first choice.