Tony Romo CBS Exit After DWI Arrest Details
Tony Romo CBS Exit After DWI Arrest Details CBS Sports and former Dallas Cowboys quarterback Tony Romo have mutually agreed to end their nine-year partnership following his July operating while intoxicated arrest in Wisconsin. The network confirmed the split on Friday, with J.J. Watt remaining the lead NFL analyst alongside Jim Nantz for the rest of the season. Game Information & How to Watch With Tony Romo no longer part of the CBS booth, the lead NFL on CBS announce team stays locked in for the remainder of the 2026 season. Jim Nantz handles play-by-play, J.J. Watt serves as the primary game analyst, and Tracy Wolfson continues as the sideline reporter. Secondary crews, including Ian Eagle with Ross Tucker and Evan Washburn, remain unchanged. CBS NFL games air primarily on Sundays across the CBS television network and stream live on the CBS Sports app and Paramount+. Check local listings for blackout restrictions based on your market. For the most accurate wee...