Bills' Offensive Performance Declines After Dorsey's Firing Despite Improved Record

Ken Dorsey Faces Challenge as Browns' New Offensive Coordinator Amid High Turnover Rate

Ken Dorsey, the new offensive coordinator for the Browns, was fired by the Bills in November 2023 after a 5-5 start, leading to speculation that he was made a scapegoat for the team's early problems.
Despite the Bills' improved 6-1 record after Dorsey's firing and promoting quarterback coach Joe Brady to offensive coordinator, advanced metrics suggest the Bills' offense actually worsened in several categories.
Josh Allen, the Bills' quarterback, threw fewer interceptions after Dorsey's departure, but the overall offensive performance declined according to several analysts.
The Browns led the NFL in giveaways this season with 37, including a league-high 23 interceptions, presenting a challenge for Dorsey in his new role.
Joe Brady, who replaced Dorsey as the Bills' offensive coordinator, has been officially promoted to the full-time position, with the team achieving a 7-2 record under his interim coordination.