NEW DELHI: The Cleveland Browns have reportedly hired former Buffalo Bills offensive coordinator Ken Dorsey to work with quarterback Deshaun Watson. Dorsey's hiring comes less than three months after the Bills fired him during the 2021 season. While the team has not officially confirmed the hiring, sources have indicated that the Browns are bringing in Dorsey to help Watson rebound.
Ken Dorsey, 42, had a brief stint as an NFL quarterback, spending two seasons with the Cleveland Browns in 2006 and 2008. His recent role as offensive coordinator for the Buffalo Bills ended mid-season, as the Bills struggled to a 5-5 start. Buffalo faced offensive challenges during his tenure, scoring 25 points or fewer in six consecutive games before his departure.
Dorsey's specific responsibilities with the Browns, especially regarding play-calling, remain unclear. In Buffalo, he served as the offensive coordinator and called plays, but in Cleveland, head coach Kevin Stefanski has traditionally retained play-calling duties. Alex Van Pelt, the previous offensive coordinator for the Browns, was let go shortly after the team's wild-card round loss to the Houston Texans on January 13.
Before his time with the Bills, Dorsey worked as the quarterbacks coach for the Carolina Panthers from 2013 to 2017. He joined the Bills in 2019 as the quarterbacks coach and later took on additional responsibilities, eventually becoming the offensive coordinator in 2022. Dorsey's experience and familiarity with the Browns organization, having played for them, may contribute to his role in helping Deshaun Watson find success in Cleveland.
(Inputs from Reuters)
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