Dallas Cowboys change offensive play-calling routine

The Dallas Cowboys have altered the way that they call plays on offense after implementing some changes during their bye week practices.

Previously, quarterbacks coach Wade Wilson relayed messages to Tony Romo on the field, but Wilson is now set to move up to the coaching booth to help offensive coordinator Bill Callahan read the defensive coverage.

Head coach Jason Garrett is set to become the one who talks directly to Romo prior to plays, with Callahan remaining the man who selects them.

The Cowboys currently hold a 5-5 record in the NFC East, with a crucial divisional match against the New York Giants to come on Sunday night.