Tony Romo, CBS ‘mutually part ways’ after OWI incident
Tony Romo’s tenure as CBS Sports’ lead NFL analyst has ended following his July arrest for operating while intoxicated, Ari Meirov reported. The network announced Friday that the two sides had mutually agreed to part...
, Chris Spiering
Tony Romo’s tenure as CBS Sports’ lead NFL analyst has ended following his July arrest for operating while intoxicated, Ari Meirov reported. The network announced Friday that the two sides had mutually agreed to part ways, closing a broadcasting partnership that lasted nine seasons.
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Romo had been on indefinite leave since the incident. J.J. Watt will continue alongside Jim Nantz and Tracy Wolfson for the remainder of the NFL season, according to CBS’ announcement.
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