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NFL · Coaching Changes · published 2026-10-09T00:00:00+00:00 · via NBC Sports (Rotoworld)

Broncos' Davis Webb discusses reduced playcalling duties

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Denver Broncos offensive coordinator Davis Webb said losing his playcalling role is not ideal. He added that he is eager to see how the team responds to the change. Webb's job responsibilities shifted this week.

Expanded Detail

Davis Webb is the Denver Broncos’ offensive coordinator. This week, his responsibilities changed, and he no longer holds the playcalling role. He called the reduction less than ideal, while also expressing interest in seeing how the team reacts to the adjustment.

The Broncos are an AFC West club. A related Pro Football Talk headline notes that Payton aims to improve the team’s sluggish offense.

Context

The change could affect Broncos players, coaches, and fans, as offensive communication and game-plan execution may shift. Webb’s altered role may influence how quickly Denver’s offense adjusts and how responsibility is distributed on game days. Broader NFL audiences might notice if the team’s performance improves or struggles, though the impact likely remains limited to the sport’s immediate ecosystem.

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