Why Denver Broncos OC Davis Webb sees Josh Allen & Stefon Diggs in Bo Nix & Jaylen Waddle

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**Zac Stevens** (1:04)
The Broncos are back for Mandatory Mini Camp this week, and is Bohnix and Jaylen Waddle, the next Josh Allen and Stefon Diggs? We're going to hear from Davis Webb why he believes that may be the case. We're going to do a live from the Toyota lounge driven by your local front range Toyota stores inside the DNVR Bar, and we are the DNVR Broncos Podcast, Super Bowl 50 champ, Bennie Fowler, Henry Chisholm. We got you here behind the camera, and Zac Stevens rocking and rolling with you today, fellas. Happy Monday.

**Bennie Fowler** (1:34)
Happy Monday. You got the QZ on, even though it's about to be, what, like 80 something degrees?

**Zac Stevens** (1:39)
Yeah, today's okay. I'm worried about Wednesday, I think like 97 or something like that.

**Bennie Fowler** (1:44)
No QZ, you're going to do like a QZ with short sleeves?

**Zac Stevens** (1:47)
Oh, I gotta find myself one of the, or do I go to Sean Payton and cut off the sleeves on one of them?

**Bennie Fowler** (1:52)
Go Sean Payton. We want to continue to get more access. So do anything to get closer to SP, do anything to get closer to Sean Payton.

**Zac Stevens** (1:59)
Well, we've got a happy Sean Payton as well. We got a big show today. So much to break down because Sean Payton got his extension. Need to hear Benny's thoughts on that. We're also just going to do an update on where things stand with the Jonathon Cooper situation. Also get Benny and Henry's thoughts on that. We're going to break down a big receiver that the Broncos signed this morning, which Broncos country is pretty hyped about. But we're going to start off by kicking off the Davis-Webb era in style because he talked to the media for the first time at the end of last week. And man, did we learn a lot. And boy, was I, he knocked my socks off in terms of first impression. It's no surprise why Davis Webb took over Play Calling Responsibilities from Sean Payton and why Sean Payton said, yeah, I'm comfortable with this guy because he is as impressive as it comes. And so we're going to hear from Davis. And you know what, let's just hear from Davis right now. So we're going to hear two questions. Essentially, he's talking about, why did you stay in Denver?
You had, I think he had upward of five different offensive coordinator jobs offered to him throughout the NFL. And he decided to stay in Denver. And this is just where Davis is going to really make you fall in love with him even more. So let's hear a minute of Davis right now.

**Davis Webb** (3:16)
Yeah, it was an awesome season. Obviously, to end the way we wanted to, but playing the second to last week of the season, that was the first thing. It was a heck of a year. It's been a while since us in Denver have really felt that. Back to back years of the playoffs, that was awesome. And very much a blessing to have head coaching interviews and go through that process, learn a bunch about myself, the process leading on Sean a lot through those interviews and his experience.
There was no doubt. I don't want to leave here. I love it here. I love the players we have here. I love the staff we have here. I love the ownership we have here. I love our front office. And there was no doubt in my mind that I wanted to be here. And I didn't really know what the situation was going to be for me, but I was pretty much signed immediately whenever they offered that. So I decided to learn from Sean still.