Following Brian Daboll‘s hiring in New York, another Bills coach will likely be getting a promotion. According to ESPN’s Adam Schefter, Bills passing-game coordinator and QB coach Ken Dorsey will likely earn a promotion to OC.
As Schefter notes, that opportunity could come from two places. Dorsey could easily slide into the OC vacancy with the Bills, and ESPN’s Dan Graziano tweets he believes that Dorsey will ultimately get the job in Buffalo.
Alternatively, the coach could join Daboll in New York and become the Giants new OC. Dorsey worked alongside Daboll for three seasons in Buffalo.
Dorsey has been an NFL QBs coach since 2013. He spent five years with the Panthers before following the pipeline up north, joining his former bosses in Buffalo. Dorsey was with Carolina during the franchise’s most recent Super Bowl season, when Cam Newton soared to MVP honors in 2015. Since then, he’s raised his stock even further, taking Josh Allen from an inaccurate prospect to an MVP candidate.
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