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CBS confirms Tony Romo's exit after he is found guilty of drink-driving charge in Milwaukee

From the Newshound archive · first published 2 October 2026.

Tony Romo, who pleaded no contest to a drink-driving charge and was ordered to complete an Alcohol Assessment Programme, has permanently left CBS Sports after nine years as an NFL analyst.
Tony Romo, who pleaded no contest to a drink-driving charge and was ordered to complete an Alcohol Assessment Programme, has permanently left CBS Sports after nine years as an NFL analyst.
Tony Romo, whose OWI conviction also resulted in a six-month driving ban, said his health and family would take priority as he looks toward his next opportunity.
Tony Romo, whose OWI conviction also resulted in a six-month driving ban, said his health and family would take priority as he looks toward his next opportunity.

Tony Romo has left CBS Sports after nine years as an NFL analyst, with the network confirming his permanent departure following his OWI conviction. Romo pleaded no contest and was found guilty, banned from driving for six months and ordered to complete an Alcohol Assessment Program. In a statement, Romo said his health and family would take priority as he looks toward his next opportunity.

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