BEREA, Ohio—The last stop in my swing through the Great Lakes by car, and it’s been a (relatively) quiet return here from nine days in West Virginia for the Browns …
1. The Browns’ hope is that the hire of ex-Bills OC Ken Dorsey as offensive coordinator will move their scheme forward in the same way their division rival Ravens’ moves from Marty Mornhinweg to Greg Roman to Todd Monken worked over the last six seasons. In other words, the idea was to add elements that could diversify the offense in a way that helps the quarterback take his next steps as a player and, ultimately, creep closer to maximizing his talents.
