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Broncos Promote Davis Webb to Offensive Coordinator
Davis Webb was promoted to offensive coordinator to replace Joe Lombardi, maintaining continuity for QB Bo Nix after interviews with multiple NFL teams, Broncos said.
- On Monday, Sean Payton promoted Davis Webb to offensive coordinator, naming him as Joe Lombardi's replacement.
- After interviewing with multiple teams last month, Webb was a Raiders finalist after Jan. 26 but withdrew last week, staying in Denver.
- Webb has not called plays in a regular-season game, though he handled play-calling duties in a preseason win over the Cardinals, and his contract does not mandate taking over play-calling.
- Denver also promoted Logan Kilgore to quarterbacks coach, while Bo Nix continues working with Webb, who was praised by Nix last week.
- After a season of inconsistent offense, Webb's promotion positions him as a key part of a younger offensive meeting room, potentially reshaping the offense and quarterback development, as Webb is viewed as an up-and-coming offensive mind.
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Broncos promote quarterbacks coach Davis Webb to offensive coordinator
The Broncos have officially promoted Davis Webb to offensive coordinator, and Webb is likely now to take over Denver's play-calling duties from head coach Sean Payton.
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