Browns head coach Kevin Stefanski took questions from reporters on Monday regarding finishing the 2024 NFL season at 3-14, Ken Dorsey’s firing, Deshaun Watson, and more. Below is the transcript as provided by the Browns media relations department: Opening Statement: “Obviously,

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.

it's much deeper than just Ken Dorsey." "It was definitely his fault and not 4 (Watson)," a second fan posted. "Why is Dorsey always the scapegoat?" a third fan wrote. "Now do Deshaun Watson," a ...

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

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.

After making a run to the postseason in 2023, the Browns brought in Dorsey to be their new offensive coordinator after Alex Van Pelt was surprisingly fired by the team in the wake of their wild card loss to the Houston Texans.

Cleveland’s offense floundered in 2024, leading the unit to finishing last in the league in numerous categories.

I know you guys saw the news on Ken Dorsey and Andy Dickerson ... bootleg type of team or if you want to be the spread RPO team that Deshaun (Watson) was going to be well suited for, or can ...

Kevin Stefanski opened up Cleveland Browns training camp with a bang in late July last year by announcing that he was going to retain the play-calling responsibilities for the upcoming season. The big reveal came despite the fact that Stefanski had hired Ken Dorsey to be the team's new offensive coordinator in an effort to cater the offense to quarterback Deshaun Watson.

Kevin Stefanski’s play calling decisions in 2024 seemed counterintuitive with Ken Dorsey as offensive coordinator. Stefanski called plays in the first half of the season when the Browns were running Dorsey’s offense,

Cleveland Browns Pro Bowl cornerback Denzel Ward made a bold statement on the team's need to figure out their quarterback situation.