Davis Matthew Webb, born January 22, 1995, is an American professional football coach and former quarterback currently serving as the offensive pass game coordinator and quarterbacks coach for the Denver Broncos of the NFL.[1][2][7] He transitioned to coaching after a playing career marked by college stardom and brief NFL appearances, joining the Broncos as quarterbacks coach in 2023 under head coach Sean Payton.[2][7] Webb began college football at Texas Tech in 2013 as a true freshman, throwing for over 400 yards in back-to-back games and setting a Big 12 freshman record with 462 yards against West Virginia.[3][4] An ankle injury and subsequent shoulder surgery sidelined him in 2014, after which he transferred to California, where he started all 12 games in 2016, passing for 4,295 yards, 37 touchdowns, and earning Senior Bowl MVP honors as the third Cal quarterback to do so.[2][3] Selected by the New York Giants in the third round (87th overall) of the 2017 NFL Draft, he signed a four-year, $3.53 million contract but saw limited action over seven seasons, primarily as a backup with the Giants and Buffalo Bills, totaling 168 passing yards in the regular season.[2][5][6] In his coaching tenure with Denver, Webb posted a 32-19 regular-season record (62.75% win rate) and 1-1 in playoffs through 2025: 8-9 in 2023, 10-7 with a playoff loss in 2024, and 14-3 with a playoff win in 2025 as pass game coordinator.[1] His promotion before the 2025 season followed John Morton's departure, building on prior interest from the Bills in his coaching potential.[2] As of 2025, Webb remains a key figure in Denver's offensive development.[1][7]