Report: Former Panthers QB coach approaches the deal to join cowboys

A former coach of Carolina Panthers seems to be on the way to “Jerry World”.

According to Mike Garafolo, insider from NFL Network, the Dallas Cowboys are working on a deal to set ex-Panthers quarters bakery coach Ken Dorsey. According to Garafolo, Dorsey’s exact role must be completed by the cowboys’ employees.

Dorsey, a selection of the seventh round from the University of Miami (Florida) in 2003, played for six seasons in the NFL Quarterback. He split his time between the San Francisco 49ers (2003 to 2005) and the Cleveland Browns (2006 to 2008) before completing his career as a career at the Toronto Argonauts of the Canadian Football League in 2010.

He went back to the NFL in 2011 as a professional scout for the Panthers. Dorsey then became the team’s quarterback coach from 2013.

After the 2017 campaign and a one-year time as deputy sports director at Florida International University, Dorsey was discontinued in 2019 as a quarterback coach of the Buffalo Bills. Coordinator.

In the 2024 season, Dorsey served as an offensive coordinator of the Cleveland Browns.

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