Neither Tom Moore nor the Indianapolis Colts are discussing the former offensive coordinator's status with the team amid speculation he is no longer with the organization.

Moore, 72, is no longer listed among the coaches on the Colts' website, but the team has made no announcement and declined comment.

Moore, reached earlier this week by the newspaper, also declined to discuss it.

"Nothing," he said. "Not at this time."

Moore has been a coach 48 seasons, 34 in the NFL with five teams, and served as the Colts' offensive coordinator from 1998 to 2009, when he mentored quarterback Peyton Manning and played a significant role in seven successive seasons with at least a dozen victories. He was reassigned as senior offensive assistant before last season, and Clyde Christensen was promoted to offensive coordinator.

The Star reported that Moore talked with the Tennessee Titans about their offensive coordinator post following the 2010 season and, in what would be an odd move were he still with the Colts, was reportedly approached by New York Jets head coach Rex Ryan last week to discuss red-zone offense