ENGLEWOOD, Colo. -- Though he said "it's not ideal'' to have been stripped of playcalling duties, Denver Broncos offensive coordinator Davis Webb said Friday he's still "all-in'' on quarterback Bo Nix, the team's offense and his role on the coaching staff.
Broncos coach Sean Payton announced Thursday he had made a change and will now call plays instead of Webb. Webb's stint as the playcaller lasted four games as the Broncos' offensive struggled on most fronts in a 2-2 start. The Broncos face the Los Angeles Chargers on Sunday in SoFi Stadium.
Webb was asked Friday if a four-game sample size was enough to determine a change should be made.
"Luckily that's not my job, that's [Payton's] job,'' Webb said. "I think he answered that. I think the world of him, how we've gone about it... it's not ideal, but in the same breath, we're 2-2 in the first four games, our first four opponents were a combined 13-3 to start the season. Welcome to the league.''

