Tony Romo and CBS Sports Part Ways Amid OWI Charge
Tony Romo and CBS Sports have mutually agreed to part ways following Romo's arrest and no-contest plea for an operating while intoxicated (OWI) charge in Milwaukee.
Waco Temple Bryan, TX, October 2, 2026 — CBS Sports and former NFL quarterback Tony Romo have concluded their professional relationship, with both parties mutually agreeing to separate. This decision follows a recent legal matter involving Romo.
Romo was arrested in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, and subsequently entered a no-contest plea to a charge of operating while intoxicated (OWI). The specific details surrounding the arrest, including the date, were not provided in the summary. Similarly, further information regarding the timeline of the mutual agreement to part ways with CBS Sports or the implications of Romo’s plea was not specified.
Tony Romo had been a prominent figure at CBS Sports since his retirement from professional football. He joined the network in 2017, initially serving as a color analyst for the NFL on CBS. His role expanded over the years, and he became a key part of the broadcast team for high-profile games.
The summary does not indicate any future broadcasting plans for Romo or detail the specific reasons cited by CBS Sports beyond the mutual agreement. The network has not released further statements concerning the departure.
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