Ohio’s Cleveland — Ken Dorsey, the new offensive coordinator for the Browns, was unveiled on Wednesday at a news conference held at the team’s Berea headquarters. Dorsey replaces Alex Van Pelt, who was fired earlier in the off-season and is currently New England’s offensive coordinator.
After Monday’s press conference, Mary Kay Cabot, Ashley Bastock, and Dan Labbe talked about what they heard from Dorsey on the Orange and Brown Talk Podcast.
They discuss if it matters at all and who will call plays. They then discussed Deshaun Watson’s implications following his hiring by Dorsey and their expectations for him in his new position. They also talk about how they anticipate Watson being coached by Dorsey.
Ohio’s Cleveland On Monday at CrossCountry Mortgage Campus, media questioned newly hired Browns offensive coordinator Ken Dorsey on his return to Cleveland, what transpired in Buffalo, Deshaun Watson, and other topics.
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Kevin Stefanski: “All right, in a moment I’ll be introducing Ken Dorsey here. I just want to speak about a few of the adjustments we made to the offensive staff. We’ve come a long way over the previous four years, and I want to take a moment to thank T.C. McCartney and Stump Mitchell for being major contributors to that accomplishment. Over our four years together, we accomplished a lot of really great things, and they played a significant role in that. You guys already know how I feel about AVP, Alex Van Pelt. The individual, the mentor. I’m thrilled that he can now run that offense in New England. I’m sure he’ll perform admirably. Bill Callahan, incredibly
exceptional circumstance to go work with Brian (Callahan). Not in Brian’s presence. He will be employed by Brian. I’m eager for Brian to take control of him. Every child wants to be in charge of their parents. I’m really glad for those guys. Once more, I believe that organizationally we understood that was a special circumstance and did not want to impede that. Really looking forward to seeing Brian and Bill down there. Ken was someone we saw early on in the decision-making process as someone who could support me, help us, and play a crucial role in this offensive. Additionally, Ken and I have been acquainted for a short time. If you will, we have somewhat emerged in this field jointly.
being successful both as a coach and as a player. He truly embodies our cultural identity. He is a devoted family man. His daughters have a major role in all that he does. I’m not sure how many volleyball matches he played this weekend. Yes, quite a few. However, Ken is a knowledgeable individual who fits in well with our culture and has really succeeded at every turn. We are happy to have Ken join our company. I know everyone wants to talk about play calling. We’ll arrive. February 5th is here. The most significant thing is that I can’t wait to reassemble this offensive with Ken in the forefront. And for that reason, he’s quite happy to be here.
