The Buffalo Bills have fired their offensive coordinator after falling to 5-5 on the 2022-2023 season. Following Monday Night’s loss, the Bills let go Ken Dorsey during his just his second season at the position.
On Twitter, the Bills announced the news themselves on Tuesday.
Dorsey’s NFL coaching career began with the Carolina Panthers in 2013. He was the quarterbacks coach for Carolina until 2017, before taking a brief break from the NFL to become the Assistant Athletic Director for FIU.
When Dorsey joined the Bills in 2019, he began as the quarterbacks coach, graduating to the passing game coordinator role in 2021. When Brian Daboll left the team to coach the Giants, Dorsey was given the keys to the offense in 2022. He is likely most known for an outburst in the booth that became viral after some clock mismanagement resulting in a loss to Miami last season.
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