What happened: Troy Renck framed the Sean Payton-Davis Webb dynamic as a key Broncos offseason storyline, with Payton cast as the CEO and Webb as a creative offensive voice. The post points to a broader look at how Denver's offensive structure is expected to work entering the 2026 season.
Why it matters: The setup matters because it signals a more delegated offensive operation under Payton, who remains the central figure while Webb takes on a larger role. For the Broncos, the test is whether that division of labor creates cleaner game-day execution without diluting Payton's influence on the offense.
By the numbers: Davis Webb was promoted to Broncos offensive coordinator on Feb. 2, 2026. Payton later said Webb would be Denver's primary offensive play-caller for the 2026 season, while Payton would remain involved in the offense.
What to watch: Watch how the Broncos describe Webb's responsibilities during minicamp and training camp. Early practice usage will show whether the role split is mostly structural or a real shift in offensive command.