Year with Browns: 4th

Year as NFL coach: 11th

Key Notes

• Ken Dorsey re-joined the Browns in 2024 after playing quarterback for the team from 2006-08. Brings 17 years of experience as an NFL player and coach and has coached in one Super Bowl.
• Spent five seasons (2019-23) with the Bills, first as quarterbacks coach (2019-20) then passing game coordinator/quarterbacks coach (2021) and offensive coordinator (2022-23). During first season as offensive coordinator, the Bills finished second in the NFL in total offense (397.6 yards per game) and points per game (28.4).
• Helped QB Josh Allen set several NFL records, including in 2020, when he became the first player in NFL history with at least 4,000 passing yards, 30 passing touchdowns and eight rushing touchdowns in a season. With Dorsey as coach, Allen made his first two career Pro Bowls and was a second team All-Pro selection in 2020.

Year with Browns: 4th

Year as NFL coach: 11th

Key Notes

• Ken Dorsey re-joined the Browns in 2024 after playing quarterback for the team from 2006-08. Brings 17 years of experience as an NFL player and coach and has coached in one Super Bowl.
• Spent five seasons (2019-23) with the Bills, first as quarterbacks coach (2019-20) then passing game coordinator/quarterbacks coach (2021) and offensive coordinator (2022-23). During first season as offensive coordinator, the Bills finished second in the NFL in total offense (397.6 yards per game) and points per game (28.4).
• Helped QB Josh Allen set several NFL records, including in 2020, when he became the first player in NFL history with at least 4,000 passing yards, 30 passing touchdowns and eight rushing touchdowns in a season. With Dorsey as coach, Allen made his first two career Pro Bowls and was a second team All-Pro selection in 2020.
• Spent 2018 as the assistant director of athletics at Florida International University.
• Spent seven seasons with the Panthers, first as a pro scout (2011-12) before transitioning to quarterbacks coach (2013-17). As a scout, advanced the Panthers' upcoming opponents and evaluated free agents and prospects on other NFL rosters.
• With Dorsey as quarterbacks coach, QB Cam Newton was named the NFL MVP in 2015 and helped lead Carolina to Super Bowl 50. Helped Newton to two Pro Bowl selections and his only first team All-Pro selection (2015). Newton joined Peyton Manning and Andy Dalton as just the third player in NFL history to record at least 3,000 passing yards in each of their first six seasons. In 2015, Newton become the first player in NFL history with at least 30 passing touchdowns and 10 rushing touchdowns in a season. In 2015, Carolina's offense set team records with an NFL-leading 500 points and 59 touchdowns and set a team record 357 first downs.
• Prior to Carolina, served as an instructor at IMG Academy and helped train NFL prospects before the 2011 NFL Draft.
• Selected by San Francisco in the seventh-round in 2003, spent three seasons with the 49ers (2003-05) and the Browns (2006-08). Appeared in 16 career games with 13 starts and completed 214 of 408 passes for 2,082 yards with eight touchdowns. Started three games with the Browns in 2008. Finished pro career with the Toronto Argonauts of the Canadian Football League in 2010.
• Set numerous school records while becoming the winningest quarterback in Miami (Fla.) history. Registered a 38-2 record as a starter and helped the Hurricanes win the 2001 national championship. Set school records for passing yards (9,565) and passing touchdowns (86).
• Graduated from Miami with a degree in marketing and business and was inducted into the Miami Sports Hall of Fame in 2013.
• Dorsey and his wife, Jordan, have two children, Tyler and Logan.

Ken Dorsey's Playing Background:

2003-05 San Francisco 49ers, quarterback

2006-08 Cleveland Browns, quarterback

2010 Toronto Argonauts, quarterback

Ken Dorsey's Coaching Background:

2013-17 Carolina Panthers, quarterbacks coach

2019-20 Buffalo Bills, quarterbacks coach

2021 Buffalo Bills, passing game coordinator/quarterbacks coach

2022-23 Buffalo Bills, offensive coordinator (first 10 games in 2023)

2024- Cleveland Browns, offensive coordinator