The Denver Broncos have promoted Davis Webb from quarterbacks coach to offensive coordinator, filling the vacancy left by Joe Lombardi's dismissal. The move keeps Webb, who played a key role in QB Bo Nix's development, within Sean Payton's staff amid an offensive overhaul.

Webb drew interest from multiple teams for coordinator and head coaching roles this offseason. His promotion follows Payton’s public frustrations with the offense during their 14-3 campaign, which ended in a loss to the Patriots in the AFC Championship game. The Broncos ranked 14th in scoring but struggled with consistency.

Questions remain over whether Webb will take over playcalling duties from Payton, who has historically called his own plays. With key departures like Pete Carmichael, the Broncos are reshaping their offensive philosophy. Expect clarity on the playcaller situation and offensive strategy as the offseason progresses.