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PositiveValueOct 12, 2026Kyle
PositiveNewsOct 10, 2026SleeperNFL
NegativeRoleOct 10, 2026Mile High Report
Davis Webb's play-calling duties have been removed after four games; Sean Payton is taking over play-calling for the Chargers game. Webb will retain his offensive coordinator title and continue leading offensive meetings and mentoring the quarterback trio, but the offensive struggles—erratic passing attack, uncommitted running game, and bottom-of-league offensive rankings—prompted the change. Webb acknowledged the team's talent and offseason additions made the early-season performance a significant surprise and expressed confidence the offense is 'extremely, extremely close' to executing properly, citing near-misses in the pass and run games in recent contests.
NegativeRoleOct 9, 2026Mile High Report
Davis Webb, the offensive coordinator, has lost play-calling duties after the Broncos' offense was inept through the first four games. Payton acknowledged Webb's talent and future as a head coach but emphasized the need for change: 'It's the group. So when I met with the offense, it's about buttoning up all of the little things that keep you from sustaining drives.' Webb will remain involved in the game plan but no longer call plays, with Payton taking over to improve offensive balance and execution.
NegativeRoleOct 8, 2026Mile High Report
Offensive coordinator Davis Webb is being demoted from play-calling duties as Sean Payton assumes those responsibilities. Payton praised Webb extensively, calling him "a future head coach" and stating "he's going to be one" and "he's super talented." Payton emphasized that Webb remains "all-in with the gameplan" and "will be down on the field with me," indicating Webb retains an active offensive role despite losing play-calling authority. The source notes this change protects Webb from further negative press while the offense has struggled through four games against strong defenses.
NegativeRoleOct 8, 2026Yahoo Sports NFL
Offensive coordinator Davis Webb's experiment calling plays has not gone well through four games. Despite the Broncos leading the NFL in passing attempts last year, the team has attempted just 90 rushing attempts through four weeks (tied for 29th in the NFL), and Nix has struggled with career-low efficiency metrics. Webb will continue in his game-day role but Sean Payton will reclaim play-calling duties starting in Week 5, though Webb will remain heavily involved in the offensive game plan.
NegativeRoleOct 8, 2026Yahoo Sports NFL
Offensive coordinator Davis Webb's experiment as the primary play caller has not gone well through four games. After Webb received multiple head-coaching interviews during the offseason and was promoted to offensive coordinator, the Broncos gave him play-calling duties. However, the offense has ranked 27th in points scored and the team has attempted just 90 rushing attempts through four weeks (tied for 29th in the NFL). Head coach Sean Payton will now take an increased role in the offense starting in Week 5, though Webb will continue with a significant game-planning and game-day role.
NegativeRoleOct 8, 2026Yahoo Sports NFL
Webb, promoted to offensive coordinator in the offseason with play-calling duties, will have those responsibilities rescinded this weekend when the Broncos face the Chargers; the decision follows several weeks of offensive struggles dating back to a disastrous Week 1 performance against the Chiefs (31-10 loss where Denver had fewer total yards from scrimmage, 176, than Chiefs running back Kenneth Walker III had in his debut, 191), and subsequent underperformance in Week 4 against the 49ers (3-3 halftime tie that became a double-digit loss).
NegativeRoleOct 2, 2026Mile High Report
Davis Webb, the new offensive coordinator and playcaller, has made mistakes in each game this season and received criticism for specific play calls; however, the source argues that Webb has had far more good calls than bad and is likely to improve with experience, comparing him favorably to Sean Payton (who also consistently makes mistakes) and noting that negative bias causes observers to recall bad calls more readily than good ones.
PositiveNewsSep 29, 2026Ted Nguyen
PositiveNewsSep 29, 2026Ted Nguyen
PositiveRoleSep 28, 2026Mile High Report
Webb, the young play caller, faced criticism after a dismal first half with no rhythm or flow, but dialed up fantastic plays in the second half that led to the Broncos' comeback. The source states 'as bad as Denver's offense was in the first half, it was even better in the second. And Webb is a big reason why,' and concludes 'this should give Webb, the team, and the fanbase the confidence he's got this' despite growing pains typical of a young playcaller.
PositiveRoleSep 28, 2026Yahoo Sports NFL
Webb, the young play caller, dialed up fantastic plays in the second half after the Broncos' offense looked disjointed with no rhythm or flow in the first half. The source credits Webb's play-calling adjustments as a big reason the offense transformed from dismal to excellent in the second half, and notes this performance should give Webb, the team, and the fanbase confidence in his abilities despite the learning curve with a young play caller.
PositiveRoleSep 26, 2026Mile High Report
New Denver Broncos offensive coordinator Davis Webb faced a challenging debut against Kansas City defensive coordinator Steve Spagnuolo in Week 1, where he was outplayed at every turn; however, he rebounded with a stellar performance calling plays in the team's Week 2 win over Jacksonville. Head Coach Sean Payton acknowledged Webb was evaluated unfairly after Week 1, noting that going up against a multi-decade experienced defensive coordinator like Spagnuolo was not an ideal way to start a new coordinator's career. Payton emphasized the learning curve inherent in play-calling and the importance of adapting to player skill sets. The source assesses that how Webb handled the setback and followed it with strong execution is a significant positive indicator for his future success with the Broncos.