For the second straight offseason, the Cleveland Browns are in the hunt for a new offensive coordinator after firing Ken Dorsey after just one year.

The Cleveland Browns have fired offensive coordinator Ken Dorsey after just one season, which could lead to a full rebuild.

The Cleveland Browns fired offensive coordinator Ken Dorsey on Sunday, one day after the team concluded its regular season, CBS Sports lead NFL insider Jonathan Jones reports. Dorsey spent just one season with the team and served as the primary play-caller for some of this season.

The Browns’ dismal 3-14 season reportedly isn’t expected to impact the future of head coach Kevin Stefanski, but that didn’t stop Cleveland from making a major change to its staff less than a day after their 2024 campaign ended.

The Browns quickly began fixing a brutal, broken season. Hours after finishing 3-14 with a loss in the finale of a season that was expected to carry into the playoffs, Cleveland coach Kevin Stefanski fired offensive coordinator Ken Dorsey and offensive line coach Andy Dickerson.

The Browns are in search of a new offensive coordinator to replace Ken Dorsey. Follow here as they go through the process of finding his replacement.

In this week’s edition of Hey, Mary Kay! I answer questions about the offensive coordinator search, the NFL Draft and more. Many of our questions come from our Football Insider subscribers. To become one,

Mary Kay Cabot of Cleveland.com is reporting that the Cleveland Browns are set to interview Atlanta Falcons tight ends coach Kevin Koger for their vacant offensive coordinator position. Prior to his one year in Atlanta,

In Jim Schwartz’s first season as the Cleveland Browns defensive coordinator, he led a unit that dominated football, got the Browns into the playoffs and ended up being the best in football. That was not able to be replicated in 2024 but defense rarely carries over at high levels year to year.