AMERICANALMANAC (Charles McAdams) - Boomer Esiason says Tony Romo's CBS career is finished after Wisconsin OWI arrest
Former CBS analyst Boomer Esiason says Tony Romo's time in the network's NFL broadcast booth is "over", a blunt verdict that lands with $72 million still on Romo's contract and a court date weeks away. Esiason, who spent 22 years on CBS's pregame show "The NFL Today," delivered his assessment Wednesday on his WFAN radio […] The post Boomer Esiason says Tony Romo's CBS career is finished after Wisconsin OWI arrest appeared first on American Almanac .
Former CBS analyst Boomer Esiason says Tony Romo's time in the network's NFL broadcast booth is "over", a blunt verdict that lands with $72 million still on Romo's contract and a court date weeks away. Esiason, who spent 22 years on CBS's pregame show "The NFL Today," delivered his assessment Wednesday on his WFAN radio program. He did not hedge. The network had already moved J.J. Watt into the top booth alongside Jim Nantz, and CBS Sports president David Berson had publicly framed the situation as a brand-protection exercise the day before. The New York Post reported that Romo remains on indefinite leave and has not publicly addressed either the arrest or his contract status. Romo was arrested July 23 in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, while…Open
AI:Boomer Esiason is pulling no punches, declaring Tony Romo’s career at CBS officially dead following a Wisconsin OWI arrest. Despite the massive $72 million contract still looming on the books, Esiason isn't interested in the corporate excuses or the inevitable network spin; he’s calling it exactly what it is—the end of the line for the former broadcaster. While CBS likely scrambles to figure out how to handle this legal nightmare and the fallout from a disgraced analyst, the reality remains that Romo’s credibility has been completely liquidated before his upcoming court date.Open
