Ken Dorsey Hired as Browns Offensive Coordinator

Andrew Berry Praises Dorsey's Experience and Leadership

The Cleveland Browns have named Ken Dorsey as their new offensive coordinator, the team announced on Tuesday.

Dorsey, 41, spent the past six seasons as the quarterbacks coach for the Buffalo Bills, where he helped develop Josh Allen into one of the NFL's top passers.

Browns general manager Andrew Berry said in a statement that Dorsey is a "proven leader" with a "deep understanding of the game."

Dorsey's Experience and Qualifications

• Spent the past six seasons as the quarterbacks coach for the Buffalo Bills
• Helped develop Josh Allen into one of the NFL's top passers
• Has a deep understanding of the game and is a proven leader

Browns Outlook with Dorsey

The Browns are hoping that Dorsey can help improve an offense that struggled in 2022.

Cleveland finished 29th in the NFL in total offense and 26th in scoring.

With a talented roster that includes quarterback Deshaun Watson, running back Nick Chubb, and wide receiver Amari Cooper, the Browns are hoping that Dorsey can help them take the next step and become a contender in the AFC.