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The Buffalo Bills sat at 5-5 in Week 10 with their path to the playoffs looking very bleak.

While the Bills’ offense was one of the top-5 groups in all of the league, Josh Allen was the league leader in turnovers and the team could not get out of its own way. When they were good, they were great. When they struggled, they really struggled.

Was it the quarterback or was it the play caller? Browns fans are wondering just that as they over analyze Dorsey joining the coaching staff as offensive coordinator.

There are a lot of varying opinions as to who is really to blame for the Bills problems prior to Week 11. Whether the former Miami Hurricane was to problem or not, it wound up being his head on the chopping block.

From the outside looking in, the move seemed like a no-brainer at the time and wound up sparking a six-game win streak for Buffalo to end the season. Still there’s a a lot of disagreement on whether or not Dorsey really was the problem.

Going back to the situation, Allen, who is one of the stars of the league, shared some reflective thoughts on the relationship he had with his former coach. After Dorsey was let go, Allen even took some responsibility for it. 

In that particular interview, Allen would go on to say that his turnover issues were the reason why the team was struggling. And because of the team’s struggles, Dorsey was fired and Joe Brady took the reigns as the team’s OC.

As for the Browns, Dosrey’s love for the “big play” could serve as a nice yin to perfect Kevin Stefanski’s yang as they look to collectively get more from quarterback Deshaun Watson. Time will tell how the two will mesh but one thing is true, Dorsey has proven he can turn an offense up a notch, as Allen knows first hand.

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They’ve quickly moved on from Mitchell and are interviewing Duce Staley to be his replacement. The 48-year-old Staley was most recently an assistant head coach and running backs coach with Carolina before being fired.

Following a 7-10 season in 2022, Stefanski fired defensive coordinator Joe Woods and special teams coordinator Mike Priefer. Those moves led to the hiring of Jim Schwartz, who turned Cleveland’s defense into one of the NFL’s best this season, and Bubba Ventrone, who dramatically improved special team

He and Stefanski appeared to have a strong relationship, and just last week Van Pelt praised his boss for the job he did during a challenging season.

“He’s awesome,” Van Pelt said of Stefanski, who has led the Browns to the playoffs twice in four seasons. “I’ve enjoyed every second with him. He’s coached a lot of football, different schemes. His ability to change on a dime based on who this player, his starter is at quarterback I thought has been really remarkabl

“But the message, the culture he’s built here over the last four years, I’m really proud to be on his staff.

However, while Van Pelt helped in putting game plans together, Stefanski handled all play-calling duties on game day. Van Pelt may have wanted an increased role and wasn’t going to get it with the Brown

It’s also possible Stefanski is looking for someone to help him better suit Cleveland’s offense to quarterback Deshaun Watson, who made just six starts before suffering a season-ending shoulder injury and undergoing surger.

The Browns went 11-6 and made the playoffs this season despite a wave of injuries and having to start five quarterbacks. However, they were abruptly bounced from the playoffs on Saturday, losing 45-14 to the Houston Texans.

Stefanski said Sunday that some of his assistants would be leaving for other opportunities in the coming week.

Mitchell, a former NFL running back, just completed his fourth season with the Browns. He spent much of the season trying to help the team cope with the loss of star Nick Chubb, who suffered a season-ending knee injury.

McCartney helped develop David Njoku into one of the league’s best tight ends. Njoku finished with career highs in catches (81), yards (882) and touchdowns (6) this season.

The Browns lost Watson to a shoulder injury in November, and the team signed free agent Joe Flacco, who went 4-1 as a starter and surpassed expectations before he threw two pick-6s against the Texans.