In a swift turn of events, former Cleveland Browns offensive coordinator Ken Dorsey has secured a new role with the Dallas Cowboys, partnering with head coach Brian Schottenheimer. Following a dismal season with the Browns, where the offense struggled significantly, Dorsey was let go but quickly found a new opportunity. His experience from Cleveland, where play-calling was handled primarily by head coach Kevin Stefanski before Dorsey took over mid-season, will be beneficial.

In his first game calling plays for the Browns, Dorsey witnessed a surprising victory against the Baltimore Ravens. However, the overall offense finished poorly, ranking in the middle for passing yards and near the bottom for rushing. The Browns' turnover differential was the worst in the NFL, which raises questions about whether Dorsey will take over play-calling duties in Dallas or continue in a supportive role.