Tony Romo is on leave after his Wisconsin OWI arrest, leaving CBS without a return timetable as J.J. Watt joins Jim Nantz. A USA TODAY account said police arrested Romo after a July 23 stop in Wisconsin on suspicion of operating while intoxicated, known as OWI. Police body-camera footage showed him fail a field sobriety […] The post Tony Romo OWI arrest leaves CBS weighing NFL future as J.J. Watt steps up appeared first on American Almanac .
Tony Romo is on leave after his Wisconsin OWI arrest, leaving CBS without a return timetable as J.J. Watt joins Jim Nantz. A USA TODAY account said police arrested Romo after a July 23 stop in Wisconsin on suspicion of operating while intoxicated, known as OWI. Police body-camera footage showed him fail a field sobriety test, with an open container in the passenger seat. The Associated Press reported that Romo pleaded no contest to OWI and lost his driving privileges for six months. It said he must complete an alcohol assessment, pay $834 and use an ignition interlock for at least one year after regaining his license. CBS placed him on leave and elevated Watt to its lead NFL team. Fox News detailed Romo’s claim that multiple back…Open
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CBS NFL analyst and former Dallas Cowboys quarterback Tony Romo had his driving privileges revoked for six months, and he was ordered to complete an alcohol assessment program, according to Milwaukee County court records.
CBS placed the former NFL Quarterback on leave last month after he was arrested in Wisconsin on suspicion of operating a vehicle while under the influence.
CBS placed the former NFL Quarterback on leave last month after he was arrested in Wisconsin on suspicion of operating a vehicle while under the influence.Open
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
Barstool Sports founder Dave Portnoy predicted CBS will never restore Tony Romo to its top NFL broadcast chair, calling the network's indefinite suspension a convenient exit from a $18-million-a-year deal gone stale. Portnoy, appearing on FS1's Barstool Mornings, did not mince words about what he sees as a foregone conclusion. Romo, the former Dallas Cowboys […] The post Dave Portnoy says Tony Romo is finished at CBS after OWI arrest and indefinite suspension appeared first on American Almanac .
Barstool Sports founder Dave Portnoy predicted CBS will never restore Tony Romo to its top NFL broadcast chair, calling the network's indefinite suspension a convenient exit from a $18-million-a-year deal gone stale. Portnoy, appearing on FS1's Barstool Mornings, did not mince words about what he sees as a foregone conclusion. Romo, the former Dallas Cowboys quarterback turned color analyst, was arrested last month on suspicion of operating while intoxicated in Milwaukee County, Wisconsin. CBS responded with a one-sentence statement placing him on indefinite leave. The network has offered no further update on his future. For Portnoy, the speed of CBS's decision told the whole story. The network had been paying Romo a reported $18 million…Open
