San Francisco Oakland San Jose, CA, October 2, 2026 — Tony Romo has concluded his tenure with CBS Sports. His departure comes in the wake of a Driving While Intoxicated (DWI) arrest.

The specific circumstances surrounding Romo’s arrest, including the date, location, and any associated legal proceedings beyond the initial arrest, were not immediately detailed. Similarly, the exact date or timeline of his separation from CBS Sports was not provided.

Romo joined CBS Sports as a lead game analyst for its NFL coverage in 2017, shortly after retiring from his career as a quarterback in the National Football League. He was widely recognized for his work calling games alongside Jim Nantz.

CBS Sports has not issued a public statement detailing the reasons for Romo’s departure beyond the reported DWI incident. The network’s upcoming broadcast plans for its NFL coverage and the identity of Romo’s successor in the analyst role were also not specified at the time of this report.

The DWI arrest represents a significant development that precedes the end of his employment with the broadcasting company. Information regarding any potential legal resolutions or statements from Romo or his representatives has not been made public.


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