Bills offensive coordinator Ken Dorsey had a tirade in the booth after his unit failed to get a play off before time expired in the Dolphins’ win.
Moments after the loss, cameras caught Bills offensive coordinator Ken Dorsey in the booth. Let's just say the Miami alum wasn't too happy about losing his homecoming game:— Bleacher Report <a href="https://twitter.com/BleacherReport/status/1574136357475131393
Led by Dorsey, the Bills' offense was unstoppable in the first two weeks. But they ran into some troubles in Week 3 despite possessing the ball for over 40 minutes. Buffalo managed just 17 offensive points in the 21-19 loss, with the final two coming on a safety. Josh Allen finished 42 of 63 passing for 400 yards and two touchdowns, but the final play -- and Dorsey's reaction -- will be the last memory from Sunday's game.
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