During a chat with reporters, Cowboys owner/general manager Jerry Jones defended the team's decision to take play-calling duties away from Bill Callahan. Jones said all Callahan wanted was to know what the roles were. The Cowboys removed the play-calling duties from Callahan and gave them to Scott Linehan. Callahan wanted to leave the Cowboys due to this decision and was denied the ability to do so. The Cowboys cited Callahan's solid work with the offensive line, which produced a Pro Bowl season from left tackle Tyron Smith.
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