Browns Interview Ken Dorsey For Offensive-Coordinator Job

Browns Interview Ken Dorsey For Offensive-Coordinator Job

10 months ago

The Cleveland Browns interviewed former Buffalo Bills offensive coordinator Ken Dorsey this past week for the vacant offensive-coordinator position, according to sources. Dorsey played quarterback for the Browns for three seasons and started three games for the team in 2008. He was fired by the Bills in November following their Week 10 loss to the Denver Broncos on Monday Night Football. Dorsey was in his second season as the team's offensive coordinator after he had been promoted from passing-game coordinator/quarterbacks coach to replace Brian Daboll, who had left to become the New York Giants' head coach. The Bills finished second in points and second in total yards in 2022 under Dorsey. If he were hired in Cleveland, he would be unlikely to call plays for the Browns, as head coach Kevin Stefanski has that role on game days.

Source: CBS Sports - Jonathan Jones