The Browns offseason is off and running and their first act was parting ways with and replacing several offensive assistants.
There is still plenty of work to be done though as free agency looms large in a few months.
Each week we’ll answer the burning questions that face the franchise as they build for 2024. Let’s tackle four right now!
First and foremost I think it’s important out of the gate to say that I don’t think Kevin Stefanski is giving up play-calling responsibilities.
Between his adamancy to do it over the last four years and the support from GM Andrew Berry, who just last week said it was one of his greatest strengths as a coach, I just don’t see it happening.
Now that said, I do think Stefanski likes the idea of Dorsey bringing a different perspective to the offensive game plan.
His background working with other mobile quarterbacks like Josh Allen and Cam Newton should help matters, as they desperately try to return Deshaun Watson to a top 10 QB.
Dorsey’s role will likely consist of a lot of scripting plays for the offense and honing in on adjustments to the game plan as they figure out how opposing defenses are attacking them.
His offenses in Buffalo put up some impressive numbers over his year-plus as OC.
There seemed to be some stubbornness in the way he called things but again, not expecting that to be his role in Cleveland.
