Seattle Tacoma, WA, July 31, 2026 —

Tony Romo, a prominent figure in football broadcasting, has been placed on an indefinite leave from his role with CBS Sports following an arrest for Operating While Intoxicated (OWI) in Milwaukee. The exact date of the arrest was not provided.

Romo, a former NFL quarterback, is a lead analyst for CBS’s NFL coverage. The network has confirmed his leave of absence, stating that they are aware of the situation and are taking appropriate steps. Further details regarding the duration of his leave or any potential disciplinary actions beyond the current leave were not disclosed.

The OWI charge stems from an incident that occurred in Milwaukee. Specifics surrounding the circumstances of the arrest, including the time and location beyond the city, were not immediately available. Information regarding any legal proceedings, such as court dates or potential penalties, has not been released.

CBS Sports has not announced any immediate replacements or adjustments to their broadcasting team for upcoming events during Romo’s absence. The network typically relies on a roster of experienced analysts and commentators to fill in during such situations. The contractor’s name for any interim coverage was not provided.

Tony Romo’s career in broadcasting began after his retirement from professional football in 2017. He quickly became a respected voice in the booth, known for his insights into the game. This development marks a significant pause in his broadcast career.

The legal process for OWI charges can vary, and outcomes often depend on factors such as prior offenses and the specific laws of the jurisdiction. The contractor’s name was not provided, and the fine amount was not provided.



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