Davis Webb did exactly what he needed to do to get Broncos back on track

For both teams, the start to the season began with disaster and segued into a strong performance. In Denver, that first week was met with some serious meltdowns from fans over new offensive coordinator Davis Webb and him seemingly getting outplayed at every turn by Kansas City Chief defensive coordinator Steve Spagnuolo. In hindsight, going up against a multi-decade experienced defensive coordinator like Spags was probably not a great way to start ones career as a new offensive coordinator.

Head Coach Sean Payton was asked this week when calling plays began to feel natural to him and he sure wasn't sure how to answer that one which makes me think maybe a coach can never get too comfortable when they are the play caller.

"There's a learning curve, always, and then I think the most important thing is it's not plays within the scheme, it's players," Payton said. "So you're constantly moving relative to what you have. I can look at '06 New Orleans , I can look at '09, 2013, 2017 and you would be like, 'Man, there's some…' But there were a lot of changes too relative to who and I think the same here or there's some fundamental things that we want to do and yet you also move in the direction of what the skill set allows."