CBS Sports chief says ‘no timetable’ on Tony Romo’s future after OWI arrest
CBS Sports president David Berson stated that there is no timetable for a decision regarding Tony Romo's future with the network. Romo, the lead NFL analyst, is currently on indefinite leave following his arrest in Wisconsin for operating a vehicle while under the influence. The network will continue to assess the situation, with JJ Watt joining the lead broadcast team in Romo's absence.
- ▪Tony Romo was arrested on July 23 in Wisconsin for operating a vehicle while under the influence.
- ▪Romo is currently on indefinite leave from CBS Sports, with JJ Watt joining the lead broadcast team in his place.
- ▪A decision regarding Romo's future with the network has not been made, with CBS Sports president David Berson stating that the situation is still being assessed.
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CBS Sports play-by-play announcer Jim Nantz (left), analyst Tony Romo (center) and sideline reporter Tracy Wolfson look on at a Super Bowl press conference in February 2024. Photograph: Kirby Lee/USA Today SportsView image in fullscreenCBS Sports play-by-play announcer Jim Nantz (left), analyst Tony Romo (center) and sideline reporter Tracy Wolfson look on at a Super Bowl press conference in February 2024. Photograph: Kirby Lee/USA Today SportsNFLCBS Sports chief says ‘no timetable’ on Tony Romo’s future after OWI arrestAnalyst on indefinite leave after Wisconsin arrestCBS Sports president says network ‘still assessing’JJ Watt to join Jim Nantz on lead broadcast team AgenciesTue 11 Aug 2026 20.36 EDTSharePrefer the Guardian on GoogleCBS Sports president David Berson said Tuesday he does…
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