Jim Nantz offers first comments on Tony Romo departure: 'I think unquestionably he will work again'
- On the 'Traina Thoughts' podcast, Jim Nantz said he believes former NFL analyst Tony Romo will work in broadcasting again, offering his first public comments since CBS Sports formally ended their nine-year partnership 12 days ago.
- Following a July arrest for operating a vehicle while intoxicated in Wisconsin, CBS Sports split from Romo on Oct. 2, prompting the former Dallas Cowboys quarterback to step away from his career to focus on his health.
- CBS Sports president David Berson made the decision to separate, a move Nantz stressed he had 'no role' in, while Romo had roughly $72 million remaining on his 10-year, $180 million contract.
- Since the season opened, J.J. Watt has filled the analyst seat alongside Nantz, and the pair will call the upcoming Buffalo Bills at Las Vegas Raiders game this Sunday from Allegiant Stadium.
- Romo remains on indefinite leave following his no-contest plea to a first-offense OWI on Sept. 1, though Nantz declined to speculate on his former partner's specific future plans.
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Former NFL quarterback Tony Romo‘s life has been a bit of a roller coaster these days. The four-time Pro Bowl selection recently parted ways with CBS, citing the need to take a mental health break. This came just a few short months after he was arrested on charges of OWI in Wisconsin back in July, and happened the same day he was booted from the Korn Ferry qualifier for signing an incorrect scorecard. It’s probably safe to say that 2026 has not …
Will Tony Romo Ever Call NFL Games Again? Jim Nantz Breaks Silence
Will former Dallas Cowboys four-time Pro Bowl quarterback Tony Romo ever return to the broadcast booth to call NFL games again? The future in that respect looks bleak for Romo, 46, after a July arrest for operating a vehicle while intoxicated, and his subsequent decision to step away from his nine-year broadcast career to “focus on his health.” But his former partner in the CBS broadcast booth, 67-year-old Jim Nantz, sees light at the end of the…
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