February 3, 2026 - 03:38

In a significant internal promotion, the Denver Broncos have named Davis Webb as their new offensive coordinator. The move, confirmed by multiple league reports, sees the 29-year-old former quarterback rapidly ascending the coaching ranks within the organization.
Webb, who served as the team's quarterbacks coach last season, will now take full command of the offensive playbook and strategy. He is recognized for his work in the quarterback room and his detailed understanding of head coach Sean Payton's offensive system. To fill the vacancy created by Webb's promotion, the Broncos are elevating assistant coach Logan Kilgore to the position of quarterbacks coach.
This appointment signals a clear desire for continuity and a forward-thinking approach. Webb represents a new generation of coaches, and his promotion underscores the trust the franchise places in his ability to develop the offense and, crucially, work with quarterback Jarrett Stidham and the expected new addition through the draft or free agency. The Broncos are betting on Webb's fresh perspective and his existing rapport with the personnel to revitalize their offensive unit in the upcoming season.
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