Former Buffalo Bills offensive coordinator Ken Dorsey has been hired by the Cleveland Browns in the same role. Alaina Getzenberg shared the news, noting the coincidence between One Bills naming Joe Brady as their new fulltime offensive coordinator on the same day as the Browns’ news regarding Dorsey.
On the same day that the Bills announce Joe Brady as the team's new OC, Ken Dorsey gets a new OC job in Cleveland: https://t.co/yrACbm3ZXa
— Alaina Getzenberg (@agetzenberg) January 28, 2024
Further cementing this news to the Bills-centric theme that it is, Dorsey replaces Alex Van Pelt, who played backup and occasionally-starting quarterback for the Buffalo Bills from 1994-2003, then came back to Orchard Park, NY as a coach from 2006-2009 — ascending from offensive quality control coach, to quarterbacks coach, then finally adding the title of offensive coordinator to his role.