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Broncos' Offense Reloaded: Webb Takes Play-Calling Reins
26 Mar
Summary
- Davis Webb promoted to offensive coordinator with primary play-calling duties.
- Running back J.K. Dobbins expresses excitement for the new offensive scheme.
- The team anticipates an 'embarrassment of riches' with new additions and returning talent.
The Denver Broncos are introducing significant changes to their offensive operation for the 2026 season, most notably with the promotion of Davis Webb to offensive coordinator. Head coach Sean Payton has unprecedentedly granted Webb primary play-calling duties, a move underscoring confidence in his abilities.
Veteran running back J.K. Dobbins, fresh off a contract extension, expressed considerable enthusiasm for the upcoming season. He anticipates that Webb's play-calling, supported by Payton, will elevate the offense beyond its previous performance. Dobbins highlighted the team's wealth of talent, including new receiver Jaylen Waddle and established players like Courtland Sutton, calling it an 'embarrassment of riches'.
Dobbins also emphasized his personal readiness, aiming to stay healthy after missing the final seven regular-season games in the previous year. He described himself as "fresh" and "pissed off," eager to contribute to what he believes will be a "great" offensive output for the Broncos in 2026.
With key players returning, including tight end Evan Engram and the entire offensive line, alongside quarterback Bo Nix, the Broncos are loaded. Additional offensive reinforcements may arrive through the upcoming draft, where they hold seven selections.
