Davis Webb Fantasy Stats

Denver Broncos passing-game coordinator and quarterbacks coach Davis Webb is receiving some serious interest around the NFL this cycle for not only head-coaching jobs, but also offensive-coordinator positions. ESPN's Adam Schefter reports that after Webb interviewed this week for the Las Vegas Raiders' and Buffalo Bills' head-coaching jobs, he received interview requests for offensive-coordinator jobs with the Philadelphia Eagles, New York Giants, and Baltimore Ravens. The former backup QB is a hot, rising name in the coaching ranks after the work he's done with Bo Nix in Denver. The Broncos appear intent on not letting Webb leave, though, after firing offensive coordinator Joe Lombardi on Tuesday. The expectation is that head coach Sean Payton will try to promote Davis to OC to keep his bright offensive mind around.

The Buffalo Bills are expected to reach out to Denver Broncos passing-game coordinator/quarterbacks coach Davis Webb for their head-coaching job, sources told Jordan Schultz of FOX Sports. Webb, a former QB with the Bills, is a quick riser in the coaching ranks in the NFL and is also a strong candidate for the head-coaching job this cycle for the Las Vegas Raiders. Despite having no previous play-calling experience in the NFL, Webb could be an option in Buffalo because of his relationship with QB Josh Allen. Webb was a backup for the Bills from 2019 to 2021 before getting his start in coaching in 2023 with the Broncos. It remains to be seen if Webb will get a head-coaching job this cycle, but there's no question that he's quickly become one of the best young, rising offensive-minded coaches in the league.

NFL Network's Tom Pelissero mentions Denver Broncos quarterbacks coach Davis Webb as a potential head-coaching candidate for the Buffalo Bills to replace Sean McDermott, who was fired on Monday. Webb was a backup QB for several seasons in Buffalo and has a really close relationship with current QB Josh Allen. Pelissero mentioned that league sources are getting the sense that Buffalo will hire an offensive-minded head coach. Current head coach Joe Brady will be a candidate to be promoted, but Pelissero is unsure if he is "the" candidate for the job. It wouldn't be a surprise if former Miami Dolphins head coach Mike McDaniel's name comes up as the Bills search for McDermott's replacement this offseason. Even though Baltimore's and Pittsburgh's head-coaching jobs have yet to be filled, the Bills' opening is now at the top of the list for most attractive head-coaching jobs in the NFL, primarily because of Allen.

The Las Vegas Raiders requested an interview with Denver Broncos quarterbacks coach Davis Webb for their head-coaching job, sources told Tom Pelissero of NFL Network. Webb is only 30 years old and spent six years as an NFL QB before going straight into coaching. Pelissero thinks Webb is a "fascinating candidate" who "has been on the fast track." After firing veteran head coach Pete Carroll on Black Monday, minority owner Tom Brady and general manager John Spytek might be going the unconventional approach to hiring their next head coach, especially since they are expected to draft Indiana QB Fernando Mendoza with the No. 1 overall pick in April. Webb has worked with Russell Wilson (one season) and Bo Nix in his three years in Denver. This will be his first head-coaching interview. The Raiders are also expected to interview Seahawks offensive coordinator Klint Kubiak for the position.

NFL veteran quarterback Davis Webb, who spent last year backing up Daniel Jones with the New York Giants, is being hired as the Denver Broncos' quarterbacks coach, according to sources. The 28-year-old will now be coaching the 34-year-old Russell Wilson in his first NFL coaching job. Webb was offered a coaching job with the Buffalo Bills last offseason but turned it down. Before joining head coach Brian Daboll in New York, Webb spent the previous three seasons as a backup for the Buffalo Bills, where Daboll was the offensive coordinator. Jones praised Webb as a great help to him in 2022, which was the best season of Jones' career. Webb attempted his first 40 passes in a start for the G-Men in 2022 and threw for 168 yards in one touchdown. Hopefully, he'll have a positive impact on Wilson after he struggled mightily in his first year in Denver.

New York Giants backup quarterback Davis Webb, who was offered the Buffalo Bills' quarterbacks coach job last offseason, has shown interest in starting the transition from player to coach. Webb will consider making the jump to coaching for the right opportunity after getting his first NFL start in 2022. The 28-year-old was taken in the third round of the 2017 draft out of Cal by the Giants, but he has played in only two career games in two NFL seasons with the Bills and Giants. In his only NFL start in a meaningless Week 18 game for the Giants, Webb went 23-for-40 for 168 yards and a touchdown and also carried the ball six times for 41 yards and another score. If he moves to coaching in 2023, the Giants will need to find some additional QB depth.

New York Giants quarterback Davis Webb completed 23 of his 40 attempts for 168 yards and a touchdown while he also rushed for 41 yards and a touchdown in Sunday's loss to the Philadelphia Eagles. Webb made the start at quarterback for the Giants with New York electing to rest its starters ahead of the playoffs. Even though he didn't have much success through the air, the former third-round pick had a solid outing in relief of Daniel Jones. After making a spot start in Week 18, Webb will likely go back to being the No. 3 quarterback on the depth chart in the Wild Card game against the Minnesota Vikings.

New York Giants quarterback Davis Webb has officially been named the starter for the Week 18 matchup against the Philadelphia Eagles. The former third-round pick from 2017 will be making his first career start. In fact, Webb has not thrown a pass in the NFL yet. He'll get a chance to show what he can do, but has been put in a tough spot. The Eagles defense is above average and the Giants are resting a majority of their starters. There is no point for the Giants to use their starters with the sixth-seed already locked up. That being said, Webb is likely to struggle, so stay away from him in fantasy formats.

New York Giants quarterback Davis Webb is expected to make the start against the Philadelphia Eagles in Week 18. The former third-round pick from 2017 is set to throw his first pass of his NFL career. The Giants are resting their primary starters with the sixth-seed already locked up. This is a tough spot for Webb against the tough Eagles defense and without most the Giants starting offensive starters. That being said, there is no reason to start Webb in any fantasy formats this week.

New York Giants quarterback Davis Webb completed 30 of his 38 pass attempts for 202 yards and one touchdown in Sunday's preseason loss to the New York Jets. The former third-round pick is the No. 3 quarterback on the Giants behind Daniel Jones and Tyrod Taylor. Taylor exited Sunday's preseason finale with a back injury, which is why Webb played nearly three quarters. Depending on Taylor's status entering Week 1, the California product is expected to be the third-string quarterback or he could be signed to the team's practice squad. Webb has yet to throw a single pass in the regular season since being taken by the Giants in the 2017 NFL draft, so he doesn't bring any value in fantasy football.