Head coach Jason Garrett’s role expanded in the offensive communication during Sunday’s game against the Giants.
The Cowboys made a change by having Garrett receive the plays from Bill Callahan and relay them to quarterback Tony Romo. Previously, that role belonged to Wade Wilson, who moved up to the booth for the first time.
Garrett said the new role is something he’s comfortable with, having done it before during his days as a play-caller and an assistant coach.
“It was more just about mechanics,” Garrett said. “I don’t know that I took a bigger role in the play-calling. One of the things we really try to emphasize is communication during the ballgame.”
“I thought it was an opportunity to get Wade upstairs to see the game that way. Wade’s got great eyes. He sees the game as well as anybody I know. Just getting him up there I thought was good for us.”
Meanwhile, tight ends coach Wes Phillips went from the booth down to the sidelines Sunday. Garrett said Phillips does a great job interacting with the players and he thought Phillips could be useful in the new position.
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