Tony Romo, CBS Sports Split After OWI Arrest
#TonyRomo #CBSCBS Sports and Tony Romo mutually agreed to part ways after the former Cowboys quarterback's July OWI arrest in Milwaukee. Romo pleaded no contest, received a six-month license revocation, and will take time off to focus on health and family. Sports read more
CBS and Tony Romo Part Ways After DWI Arrest
#TonyRomo #CBSCBS Sports and Tony Romo mutually parted ways after his July DWI arrest. The former Cowboys quarterback pleaded no contest, lost driving privileges six months, and will take time off before pursuing future opportunities. J.J. Watt remains CBS's lead analyst. Sports read more
Tony Romo Pleads No Contest to OWI, Loses License
#TonyRomo #OWIEx-NFL QB Tony Romo pleaded no contest to OWI, losing driving privileges for six months and facing an ignition interlock device. Citing back pain and alcohol dependence, he takes responsibility. CBS keeps him on leave; JJ Watt fills in. read more
Tony Romo Pleads No Contest to DUI Charge
#TonyRomo #NFLTony Romo apologized and pleaded no contest to an OWI charge after his July arrest, citing painkiller dependence and alcohol overuse. He faces fines, license suspension, and an interlock device. CBS placed him on leave; JJ Watt will temporarily replace him. read more
Tony Romo faces new citations after Wisconsin OWI arrest
#TonyRomo #NFLTony Romo faces three new citations—open intoxicants, unsafe pass, first-offense OWI—after his July arrest in Wisconsin. CBS placed him on leave; JJ Watt replaces him. Romo accepts responsibility, cooperating with authorities. read more
Tony Romo Faces New Charges, Accepts Full Responsibility
#TonyRomo #OWITony Romo accepts full responsibility after receiving three new citations from his July Wisconsin arrest, including first-offense OWI. The CBS analyst remains on leave while authorities and the network assess next steps before his September 21 court appearance. read more
CBS Unsure on Tony Romos Future After OWI Arrest
#TonyRomo #CBSSportsCBS Sports president David Berson says no timetable exists for Tony Romo's return after his OWI arrest. Romo remains on leave; Ross Tucker and J.J. Watt fill broadcast roles. CBS weighs brand impact before deciding his future. read more
CBS keeps Tony Romo sidelined indefinitely after arrest
#TonyRomo #CBSSportsCBS president David Berson confirmed Tony Romo remains on indefinite leave after his July OWI arrest, citing brand impact. The 46-year-old analyst faces court September 21; J.J. Watt replaced him. read more
Tony Romo on indefinite leave after OWI arrest
#TonyRomo #CBSSportsCBS Sports placed Tony Romo on indefinite leave after his Wisconsin OWI arrest. JJ Watt replaces him alongside Jim Nantz. Romo faces a September court date following poor sobriety tests and an open bottle found in his vehicle. read more