The Cleveland Browns fired offensive coordinator Ken Dorsey on Sunday, one day after the team concluded its regular season, CBS Sports lead NFL insider Jonathan Jones reports. Dorsey spent just one season with the team and served as the primary play-caller for some of this season.

After firing Ken Dorsey a day after its season concluded, Cleveland is looking for a new offensive coordinator for the second straight year.

BEREA, Ohio — The Browns turned heads last season when, after a dramatic run to the playoffs, they reconfigured many of the key pieces of their offensive staff, most notably moving on from Alex Van Pelt as offensive coordinator and replacing him with Ken Dorsey.

The Browns quickly began fixing a brutal, broken season. Hours after finishing 3-14 with a loss in the finale of a season that was expected to carry into the playoffs, Cleveland coach Kevin Stefanski fired offensive coordinator Ken Dorsey and offensive line coach Andy Dickerson.

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

Analyzing Browns coaching candidates to replace offensive coordinator Ken Dorsey, who was fired Sunday after Cleveland's 2024 NFL season ended.

Only four teams have played their Week 18 games, but some coaches are already being shown the door. According to ESPN's Adam Schefter, the Cleveland Browns have fired offensive coordinator Ken Dorsey and offensive line coach Andy Dickerson.

If the Browns hope to re-create a little of that Bill Callahan magic on their offensive line in 2025, they may have found the right man in Mike Bloomgren, who was hired on Wednesday to replace the fired Andy Dickerson.

The Cleveland Browns wasted little time in filling the offensive line coaching vacancy. Just days after moving on from Andy Dickerson after just one season, Cleveland hired former Rice head coach Mike Bloomgren as offensive line coach.