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Ken Dorsey Relieved of Coaching Duties

Trinton Breeze

Jan 6, 2025 1 min read

Hurricane great Ken Dorsey was fired yesterday after one season as offensive coordinator for the Cleveland Browns. The Browns ranked 28th out of 32 in total offense this season.

Twenty-four months ago, Ken Dorsey seemed on a fast track to becoming a head coach in the NFL. In 2022, Dorsey was offensive coordinator for a successful Buffalo offense following Brian Daboll's departure to the Giants. In 2023, the Bills sputtered to a 5-5 start and he was fired after ten games.

Dorsey was the Hurricanes' quarterback for the 2001 national champions. The first team All-American spent six seasons as a player in the NFL with the 49ers and Browns.

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Fightinibis

Yesterday at 11:59 PM

5NC4 said:
Ken needs to stick to being a QB Coach. He straightened out Cam Newton and Josh Allen got significantly more accurate with Dorsey as his QB Coach. He just isn’t a good OC.

Well, some people aren’t meant to be great head coaches without crazy good coordinators, but I digress…

5NC4 said:
Ken needs to stick to being a QB Coach. He straightened out Cam Newton and Josh Allen got significantly more accurate with Dorsey as his QB Coach. He just isn’t a good OC.

All of that said, if he gets another OC look, you take the gig and feed that family. With all of this “failure” comes experience.

We talk about players going and getting that green while they can…no different.