Davis Webb enters his fourth season with the Denver Broncos and first as offensive coordinator in 2026. He was hired by the club on March 25, 2023.
Webb joined the Broncos coaching staff after a six-year NFL playing career. He was originally drafted by the N.Y. Giants in the third round (87th overall) of the 2017 NFL Draft and spent time with the Giants (2017, '22), Jets (2018) and Bills (2019-21).
Since Webb joined the club in 2023, Denver has ranked in the Top-10 in the NFL in games without an interception (8th—29), fewest interceptions thrown (T-9th-32) and passing touchdowns (T-10th-83). Webb has also helped the Broncos find single-season success, as the team's 2025 season ranked Top-10 in team annals in interception avoidance percentage (4th—.018), completions (T-4th—388), sacks taken (T-7th—23), points scored (8th—401) and touchdowns (T-10th—45).
Webb has assisted in the development of quarterback Bo Nix since he was drafted in 2024, helping him to Top-10 rankings among signal callers in completions (T-3rd—388), passing first downs (5th—196), passing yards (8th—3,931) and passing touchdowns (T-9th—25) in that span. Nix is also tied for the most fourth-quarter comebacks in the NFL with the help of Webb, bringing the Broncos back in eight games within his first two seasons while also leading the league with 10 game-winning drives in that span.
Previously serving as offensive pass game coordinator/quarterbacks coach in 2025, Webb helped the Broncos offense rank in the Top-10 in sacks (T-1st—23), third down conversions (T-5th—96), completions (T-7th—388) and passing first downs (T-9th—196) that season. With his assistance in the passing game, wide receiver Courtland Sutton also earned his second career Pro Bowl honors after recording 74 catches for 1,017 yards (13.7 avg.) with seven scores.
With Webb on the coaching staff in 2025, the Broncos also produced their 16th division title in team history and their first appearance in the AFC Championship game since the 2015 season.
Webb oversaw the development of Nix as quarterbacks coach in 2024, helping him set franchise rookie records after completing 376-of-567 passes (66.3%) for 3,775 yards with 29 touchdowns and 12 interceptions while rushing 92 times for 430 yards (4.7 avg.) with four scores. Nix's 29 passing scores were the second most by a rookie quarterback in NFL history while his 376 completions ranked third and 3,775 passing yards ranked eighth.
In Webb's first year with the club in 2023, the Broncos' quarterback room finished with a 65.7 percent completion percentage, 28 passing touchdowns and a 96.7 passer rating. With his help, quarterback Russell Wilson completed 66.4 percent of his throws (297-of-447 passing), which was the third-best mark of his career.
In his final season as a player in 2022, Webb spent time on Giants' active roster and practice squad. He started the team's regular season finale against Philadelphia, throwing for 168 yards with one touchdown.
Webb, who spent the first three seasons of his collegiate career at Texas Tech University (2013-15), played his final season at the University of California, Berkley (2016) as a graduate transfer. In four collegiate seasons, Webb appeared in 35 games (26 starts), completing 841-of-1,367 passes (61.5%) for 9,852 yards with 83 touchdowns and 34 interceptions.
In his final collegiate season at Cal in 2016, Webb was named honorable mention All-Pac 12. That season, he completed 382-of-620 (61.6%) passes (61.6%) for 4,295 yards with 37 touchdowns and 12 interceptions (135.6 rtg.). He led the conference in passing yards per game (357.9) and total offense (348.8) while setting school records for passing attempts and completions.
Webb earned his bachelor's degree (exercise and sports science) from Texas Tech University and his master's degree (public health) from the University of California, Berkeley. A native of Prosper, Texas, Webb was born on Jan. 22, 1995.
Offensive Coordinator 2026
Offensive Pass Game Coordinator/Quarterbacks 2025
