Browns’ Kevin Stefanski punts on question regarding who will call plays for the offense in 2024
Cleveland Browns landed on their new offensive coordinator recently and it raises questions. It is up in the air for the first time since Kevin Stefanski became head coach whether or not he will continue to call plays. Stefanski spoke on Monday before the Browns introduced new offensive coordinator Ken Dorsey. “We identified Ken as […]
Cleveland Browns landed on their new offensive coordinator recently and it raises questions.
It is up in the air for the first time since Kevin Stefanski became head coach whether or not he will continue to call plays. Stefanski spoke on Monday before the Browns introduced new offensive coordinator Ken Dorsey.
“We identified Ken as someone who could help us, help me,” Stefanski explained. “[He] fits us from a culture standpoint. Play-calling, we'll get there. It's February 5th."
Stefanski is not ready to say who will call plays for the offense next season, but a decision to change things is at least on his mind or he would say he will continue to call the shots.
"Ken has worked with and elevated some of the top quarterbacks in this league and will bring a fresh approach to our offense," Stefanski said.
Dorsey has coached Josh Allen with the Buffalo Bills for the last few seasons and had previously worked with Cam Newton at the peak of his career.
"He knows what it takes to be successful at that position as he was one of the most successful college quarterbacks of all time and that has helped him become a tremendous coach. He has a history with this team and knows what the Browns mean to this city. We are very excited to bring in Ken as offensive coordinator."
We likely won’t find out if the Browns are going to hand play-calling duties to Dorsey until training camp or at least closer. Still, you can feel how confident the Browns are in their new coach on the offensive side of the ball.
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