The Denver Broncos are making a major offensive change after a frustrating start to the 2026 season. Sean Payton has reclaimed play-calling duties from offensive coordinator Davis Webb, hoping to address the problems that have plagued the unit through its first four weeks.
Davis Webb called plays for the Denver Broncos for four games before Sean Payton took the job back this week. Around the league, though, the 31-year-old offensive coordinator is not the one getting blamed.
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Entering Week 5's divisional road matchup against the Los Angeles Chargers , the Denver Broncos bit the bullet on Pat Bryant, placing him on injured reserve .
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It was a week of major change for Denver Broncos offensive coordinator Davis Webb. On Thursday, head coach Sean Payton reclaimed offensive playcalling duties after the team’s 2-2 start to the season.
Denver Broncos offensive coordinator Davis Webb didn't envision getting only four games to show off his abilities as a play-caller. Webb said Friday "it's not ideal" to be stripped of the duties so early in the season.
The Denver Broncos and Los Angeles Chargers have been a divisional matchup that Sean Payton and Bo Nix have yet to figure out. Even with Denver at 2-2, the 0-4 Chargers still have plenty of ways to pull off an upset.
The Denver Broncos did not go looking for a new receiver when Pat Bryant’s ankle sent him to injured reserve. It went back to the one it already trusts.
The Denver Broncos are going to find out how much they leaned on Pat Bryant. The second-year receiver, who was carted off with an ankle injury in Sunday’s loss to the San Francisco 49ers, is headed to short-term injured reserve, according to NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport.
The Denver Broncos will be without one of their emerging wide receivers for at least the next four games after making a roster decision ahead of their Week 5 matchup.
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Although Pat Bryant is believed to have avoided the worst-case scenario, the Broncos wide receiver will still miss extensive time due to the ankle injury he sustained in Week 4.
Sean Payton is looking for a spark . Absent one, the Denver Broncos' head coach is bent on striking the match himself. In a not-too-distant alternate universe, the Broncos could be in the same boat as the Los Angeles Chargers, sitting at 0-4.
The Denver Broncos need their ground game to find consistency after a difficult start to the season. Their upcoming matchup against the Los Angeles Chargers presents another opportunity to improve on the 2-2 start they’ve had this season.
The Denver Broncos have missed 48 tackles in four games, according to PFF, and it has dragged down the run defense of a 2-2 team that is allowing 142.8 rushing yards per game.
Denver Broncos tight end Evan Engram has shared his thoughts on the team’s decision to remove offensive coordinator Davis Webb from play-calling duties ahead of Sunday’s game against the Los Angeles Chargers.
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A stalled offense, a coach who suddenly changed his plans, and quarterback Bo Nix admitting that his teammates had not made life easy for the coordinator.
The Denver Broncos’ offensive struggles have been a talking point since their 24-14 loss to the San Francisco 49ers. They’ve scored just 13 first-half points in four games.
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