Tony Romo and CBS Sports Part Ways Following OWI Incident
Tony Romo and CBS Sports have mutually agreed to part ways following Romo's arrest and no-contest plea for operating a vehicle while intoxicated (OWI) in Milwaukee.
Omaha, NE, October 2, 2026 —
Tony Romo, the former NFL quarterback and prominent broadcaster, and CBS Sports have mutually decided to conclude their professional relationship. This decision comes in the wake of an incident involving Romo’s arrest and subsequent no-contest plea for operating a vehicle while intoxicated (OWI) in Milwaukee.
The specifics regarding the exact terms of their mutual agreement to part ways were not immediately detailed. Similarly, the timeline for when Romo’s departure from CBS Sports will be effective was not provided.
Romo’s legal situation stemmed from an arrest in Milwaukee. He entered a no-contest plea related to the charge of operating a vehicle while intoxicated. Details surrounding the arrest, including the date and circumstances, were not included in the provided information.
CBS Sports has not issued a statement regarding the future of its broadcasting team or how Romo’s departure will impact upcoming events or programming. The network is expected to address these matters in due course.
Tony Romo had been a significant figure at CBS Sports, known for his commentary work alongside Jim Nantz in the broadcast booth for NFL games. The mutual decision to end his tenure marks a notable shift for the network’s sports broadcasting lineup.
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