What led the Browns to select Ken Dorsey for the role of offensive coordinator?
The Browns enlisted the services of former Bills offensive coordinator Ken Dorsey to fill the role of offensive coordinator, succeeding Alex Van Pelt. This move is part of the Browns’ efforts to revamp their offensive strategy centered around Deshaun Watson. In a discussion led by Mary Kay Cabot, Ashley Bastock, and Dan Labbe, the decision to bring Dorsey on board is analyzed. The conversation delves into speculations about whether head coach Kevin Stefanski will relinquish playcalling duties or if Dorsey will assume a role akin to Van Pelt’s. Additionally, the trio explores the reasons behind Dorsey’s departure from Buffalo, pondering whether he was let go due to performance issues or if he became a scapegoat. The discussion also includes a recap of observations from the AFC and NFC championship games.
