From predictor to pariah, Tony Romo's ouster a blessing for CBS | Opinion
Chris Bumbaca
USA TODAY
TMZ Sports
Tony Romo is officially out at CBS Sports, ending his nine-year run with the network months after his highly publicized OWI arrest. CBS confirmed to TMZ Friday it had "mutually agreed to part ways" with the former Dallas Cowboys quarterback ... thanking him for his contributions and wishing …
One of the finest NFL broadcasting moments in recent memory came Jan. 20 2019, the night the New England Patriots’ dynasty kept the Kansas City Chiefs from starting their own with an overtime win in the AFC championship game.
NFL former quarterback Tony Romo, left, calls a 2017 game from the booth between the Tennessee Titans and Oakland Raiders at Nissan Stadium in Nashville.
CBS announcer Tony Romo following the 2018 AFC championship game between the New England Patriots and Jacksonville Jaguars at Gillette Stadium in Foxborough, Mass.
NFL former quarterback Tony Romo, left, calls a 2017 game from the booth between the Tennessee Titans and Oakland Raiders at Nissan Stadium in Nashville.
CBS announcer Tony Romo following the 2018 AFC championship game between the New England Patriots and Jacksonville Jaguars at Gillette Stadium in Foxborough, Mass.