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Sean Keeler: Not sure Broncos’ Davis Webb will fly with Sean Payton, Bo Nix? Just ask his high school coach.
A former high school coach says Webb’s work habits stood out, but the column questions whether that approach will translate in Denver’s quarterback plans.
- On Monday, The Denver Post DENVER reported that former coach Kent Scott questioned whether Davis Webb fits the requirements for professional success, evaluating the quarterback's potential in a new system.
- Throwing 36 touchdowns during his grad-transfer season, Webb's unconventional route included early entry and completing undergraduate work. He was later drafted by a new program after leaving his previous school.
- According to Scott, the quarterback was 'just a worker physically, a worker mentally,' demonstrating notable mental toughness during drills. The coach emphasized that he experienced challenges in his response to adversity.
- Disagreements about the quarterback's abilities emerged among former coaches, though Scott praised his adaptability after switching schools. He noted, 'I got a really good football player, to boot.'
- Webb faces an uncertain future after an ankle injury opened opportunities for other players. He must now prove he can execute the team's offensive demands under his new system.
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Sean Keeler: Not sure Broncos’ Davis Webb will fly with Sean Payton, Bo Nix? Just ask his high school coach.
DENVER — While his peers were drawing with crayons, Davis Webb was drawing shallow crosses. Legend has it that, as young as 6, the Broncos’ new offensive coordinator and play-caller watched college football games with a pile of little index…
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