Despite play-calling demotion, Davis Webb excited for Broncos’ offense to finally take off

Offensive coordinator Davis Webb of the Denver Broncos has decided to step down from play-calling duties for the team's upcoming game against the Los Angeles Chargers. Head Coach Sean Payton has taken over the role after four difficult games, during which the Broncos' offense has struggled with inconsistency and low scoring. Webb expressed disappointment in the team's slow starts, which have been a common issue throughout the Payton era.

Despite the team's talent and offseason additions, their performance has been surprising, even with Webb's first-year play-calling experience.

Webb remains optimistic about the team's prospects and expressed his support for the offensive players, acknowledging that they felt let down by him. He emphasized that his focus is now on helping the players be successful and ensuring the team's overall success in the NFL. Webb will continue to lead weekly offensive meetings and mentor the Denver trio of quarterbacks.

The Broncos face a challenging opponent in the Chargers, who are currently 0-4 but have a strong defense. Despite the disappointing start, Webb remains confident that the offense is close to firing on all cylinders and that the team can improve throughout the remainder of the regular season.