More than 150 flights were canceled or delayed at Denver International Airport on Monday as frigid temperatures and snowstorms continued across the country.

Denver weather: Cold weather advisory in effect for metro area

As of 9:35 a.m., 90 flights headed in and out of DIA had been delayed and 84 had been cancelled, according to flight-tracking software FlightAware.

More than 1,100 delays and 480 cancellations were recorded at the Denver airport over the weekend as a winter storm hit the United States, according to FlightAware.

Monday morning flight delays and cancellations included:

• Air Canada: One flight canceled, one delayed
• American Airlines: Seven flights canceled, four delayed
• Delta Airlines: Four flights canceled, six delayed
• Frontier: Zero flights canceled, three delayed
• JetBlue: Four flights canceled, one delayed
• SkyWest: 30 flights canceled, 13 delayed
• Southwest: 16 flights canceled, 33 delayed
• United: 22 flights canceled, 24 flights delayed

With the Broncos eliminated from the postseason, teams can now have in-person interviews and hire coaches from their staff. While many believed defensive coordinator Vance Joseph would be highly sought after, Broncos passing game coordinator/QB coach Davis Webb is the one teams are eager to interview.

According to ESPN’s lead NFL insider, Adam Schefter, the Las Vegas Raiders are expected to meet this week with Davis Webb regarding their head coaching vacancy. He adds that the Buffalo Bills also want to meet with Webb, but had to wait until the Broncos’ season was over. With their loss to the Patriots, the Bills are now free to interview Webb for their head coaching vacancy as well.

League insider Jordan Schultz is also reporting that Webb is considered a “strong candidate” for the Las Vegas Raiders head coaching job.

The Raiders could be an intriguing job for Davis Webb. They have the number one overall pick, which they are expected to use on Heisman and National Championship-winning quarterback Fernando Mendoza, and they also have tight end Brock Bowers and running back Ashton Jeanty. Webb would be able to work with a top prospect and develop him as he did with Broncos quarterback Bo Nix and build an offense around Bowers and Jeanty.

As for the Bills, the draw is obvious. He would have reigning MVP Josh Allen as his quarterback, and the two already have a great relationship. Webb could get the most out of Allen and build a strong offense for him with the hopes of finally reaching and winning a Super Bowl.

Davis Webb is a former third-round selection by the New York Giants in the 2017 NFL Draft. He would play for the Giants, Jets, and Bills during his playing career before retiring after the 2022 season. After retiring, he would jump right into coaching and be hired by newly hired Denver Broncos head coach Sean Payton to be his quarterbacks coach.

Sean Payton was so impressed by Webb’s interview that he had the car taking Webb to the airport turn around so he could hire him on the spot. Webb quickly became a beloved and highly thought of coach for the Broncos and is a big reason for quarterback Bo Nix’s development these past two seasons. The Broncos believe he is a future head coach in the making, and now, he appears to be a strong candidate for the Raiders and possibly the Bills’ head coaching job.

As for defensive coordinator Vance Joseph, all has gone silent. He has been the odds-on favorite to be the next Arizona Cardinals head coach, but recent reports have the team looking elsewhere. With Joseph eligible to interview in person, we will have to see if he has a sit down the Cardinals in the coming days.

Denver Broncos quarterback Jarrett Stidham is preparing for the AFC Championship, and not a lot of people really know what to expect. That is why quarterback analysts and former NFL quarterbacks themselves, Tim Jenkins and Chase Daniel, broke down what film we do have of Stidham, and some clues as to what to expect on Sunday.

First up is Tim Jenkins. Jenkins admitted when he saw the Nix news, he thought the Broncos would become one-dimensional, because we haven’t seen Stidham move around the pocket. Jenkins was actually surprised by what he saw.

“We’re going to open up with what I can tell you jumped off the film most to me as I studied,” said Jenkins. “I was pleasantly surprised with his movement ability… I did think that was an area we’re going to lose without Bo… I love the movement.”

Jenkins went on to talk about Stidham’s movement inside the pocket, where he can create plays in a mess. You can view Jenkins’ full 26-minute breakdown below.