Davis Webb’s debut as a playcaller was an epic failure
Mile High Report • • sports
Key Points:
- Denver Broncos' new offensive coordinator Davis Webb took over play-calling duties this offseason, aiming to bring a more aggressive and innovative offense, but his debut was widely viewed as a failure.
- Quarterback Bo Nix struggled significantly, being sacked four times and throwing multiple turnovers, including an interception on the opening drive.
- The Broncos' running game was ineffective, gaining only 61 yards compared to the Chiefs' 220, with veteran JK Dobbins receiving limited carries.
- Key offensive players like Jaylen Waddle and Courtland Sutton were underutilized, combining for just three catches and 13 yards.
- Questionable play-calling decisions, such as opting for a 5-wide formation on a critical 3rd-and-1, contributed to the Broncos' offensive struggles and raised concerns about Webb's future in the role.
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