​Mandatory Credit: Darren Yamashita-Imagn ImagesBroncos most to blame for offensive dud in Week 4 vs. 49ers appeared first on ClutchPoints. Add ClutchPoints as a Preferred Source by clicking here.The Denver Broncos were unable to get their offense untracked against the San Francisco 49ers in Week 4. The Broncos were held to 14 points and this has been an issue throughout the first quarter of the season. The Broncos are near the bottom of the rankings of the key offensive stats and everybody is looking at 31-year-old first-year play caller Davis Webb.He appears to have a slew of talented offensive players led by QB Bo Nix, RB J.K. Dobbins along with WRs Jaylen Waddle and Courtland Sutton, but the Broncos have been a pedestrian offensive team in three of their four games. The Nix-Waddle connection was a big hit in Week 2 in the team’s 20-13 victory over the Jacksonville Jaguars, but the offense has been unimpressive in the other three games.The loss to the 49ers was very troubling. The Broncos were held to two field goals until there were slightly more than four minutes left in the fourth quarter when Nix hit Waddle with a 13-yard TD pass. The 49ers dictated the pace of the game on both sides of the ball and this is not acceptable.Watch sports LIVE with fuboTV (free trial)The Broncos are supposed to be a team that has Super Bowl aspirations and is good enough to control its own destiny. Sean Payton’s team won the AFC West last year and hosted the AFC championship game against the New England Patriots. That game was a dud for Payton, Nix and the rest of the offense and they haven’t turned things around in the 2026 season.Offense is too predictable at this pointThe 49ers are one of three undefeated teams in the NFL, and the Broncos should have been prepared for something of a shootout on the road. Instead, the Broncos were polite and predictable visitors at Levi’s Stadium.The first half was unworthy of a playoff team, let alone one that believes it should be going to the Super Bowl at the end of the season. The Broncos had five drives in the first half, and four of them ended with Denver punting the ball back to the Niners.The second drive of the game saw the Broncos go 55 yards in 13 plays and it resulted in a Will Lutz 52-yard field goal. The majority of those plays were short Nix passes that the Niners were eager to handle. There was almost no run after the catch, and perhaps Webb has to take the blinders off the offense and let this unit go for it.The combination of Waddle and Sutton should be inducing fear in their opponents. Waddle has the track record of a game-breaker and he is one of the fastest receivers in the NFL. His presence should be taking significant pressure off of Sutton, who has had back-to-back seasons with more than 1,000 receiving yards.Instead, neither receiver is causing havoc at this point. Waddle has been targeted by Nix 26 times to this point in the season and he has 16 receptions for a mere 185 yards. His 11.6 yard