Tony Romo and CBS Sports Mutually Part Ways Following OWI Incident
Tony Romo and CBS Sports have mutually parted ways following Romo's arrest and no-contest plea for suspicion of operating a vehicle while intoxicated (OWI) in Milwaukee.
Tulsa, OK, October 2, 2026 — Tony Romo, a former NFL quarterback and current broadcaster, and CBS Sports have ended their professional relationship. The departure was described as mutual, according to information provided in a recent trend summary.
The decision for Romo and the broadcasting network to part ways comes in the wake of an incident involving Romo in Milwaukee. He was arrested and subsequently entered a no-contest plea related to suspicion of operating a vehicle while intoxicated (OWI). Specific details regarding the timeline of the mutual parting or the exact dates of the arrest and legal proceedings were not provided in the summary.
The trend summary states that Romo’s OWI incident in Milwaukee is the cited reason for the separation from CBS Sports. Further details about the nature of the mutual agreement or any statements issued by either Tony Romo or CBS Sports beyond this core information were not available in the provided summary. The specific terms of the parting and the exact date of its finalization were also not specified.
Tony Romo gained prominence as a play-by-play announcer for CBS Sports following his successful NFL career with the Dallas Cowboys. His broadcasting role often involved covering major NFL events for the network. The lack of further information in the summary means that the precise impact of the OWI incident on his broadcasting future or the specific contractual details of his departure remain undisclosed.
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