Is Ken Dorsey the man behind Josh Allen’s emergence, not Brian Daboll?

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Mark Konezny-USA TODAY Sports

Someone thinks so.

Buffalo Bills QB Josh Allen took a big step from Year Two to Year Three, and offensive coordinator Brian Daboll received a ton of credit. Quarterbacks coach Ken Dorsey also received credit, but now at least one person in NFL circles wants to give more to Dorsey than Daboll.

“A league source believes the Bills quarterback coach deserves more credit than offensive coordinator Brian Daboll for quarterback Josh Allen’s improvement in the past two seasons,” writes Safid Deen of the South Florida Sun-Sentinel, who also speculates Dorsey could be in the running to replace Chan Gailey as Miami Dolphins offensive coordinator. Previously with the Carolina Panthers, Dorsey was Cam Newton’s QB coach, as well.

“Dorsey’s success with both quarterbacks could be a good precursor if he were to work with Tagovailoa — or even Deshaun Watson should Miami trade for the Houston Texans star,” continues Deen.

So maybe Buffalo isn’t out of the woods yet with Dorsey remaining on staff, though it would be tough to see the Bills allowing Dorsey to leave and go to Miami even for this type of promotion.

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[Flan 5,939]

I think it is Jordan Palmer and Josh Allen's work ethic

 

[Thebowflexbody 2,484]

10 minutes ago, Flan said:

I think it is Jordan Palmer and Josh Allen's work ethic

Yeah, I gotta give Jordan Palmer some credit here.

[rcas0308 392]

13 minutes ago, Flan said:

I think it is Jordan Palmer and Josh Allen's work ethic

100 percent, Toni Romo's advise opened his eyes as well. It's Allen's willingness to seek out help that took him to the next level. 

[Topas 5,510]

It’s me being so hard on him after the draft. That lit a fire under his ass. So my contribution was the most important and dwarfs all other contribution. Thinking that it is more complex and mostly basing on Allen’s willingness to learn is absolute bullshit since we always need easy solutions nowadays. Case closed ...

[FanBack 1,011]

Can Josh keep this up; or will the totalitarian oppression, bureaucratic incompetence, and corruption of the Biden administration hamper his efforts? 

[Victor7 89,986]

Its a combination of all of them. Its impossible to say Dorsey hasn't been part of it, just like it would be impossible to say Palmer hasn't or Dabol. Its all of them and of course Josh himself. 

[Laughing Coffin 1,388]

Probably not but I'm glad Seahawks went another way than grabbing Dorsey from us.  In case Daboll goes to a HC job next year, I would at least like McBeane to have the option to have continuity and promote Dorsey to OC

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On 1/28/2021 at 3:41 PM, FanBack said:

Can Josh keep this up; or will the totalitarian oppression, bureaucratic incompetence, and corruption of the Biden administration hamper his efforts? 

Nah, things are looking way up from here. We just came from the cellar. Time for another democratic president to pull us out (just as Obama did after bush). Funny how Trump claims his economy was so great when it was inherited by Obama.