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Tony Romo’s future at CBS looks bleak after his Wisconsin OWI arrest, with insiders saying there’s a 95% chance he won’t return and CBS could pursue a buyout of roughly $72 million owed on the remaining contract years as J.J. Watt steps in, all while the network weighs brand impact and a court date for Romo.
Tony Romo posted on Instagram that he pleaded no contest to a civil offense related to his July OWI arrest, took responsibility for his actions, discussed personal struggles with alcohol, and said he hopes to return to CBS; CBS offered no comment on a potential comeback, fueling speculation about the network’s willingness to keep him given his contract and past performance as his Sept. 21 court date approaches.
Former Dallas Cowboys quarterback Tony Romo pleaded no contest to an operating while intoxicated charge in Milwaukee, resulting in a six-month license suspension, a $748 fine due by Nov. 2, and a year-long ignition interlock requirement after his license is reissued; three other forfeiture cases were dismissed. Romo was arrested July 23 after a stop on I-43 with poor field sobriety test results, and he had been in town for a golf event while citing alcohol dependency linked to pain management.
CBS broadcaster Tony Romo faces three additional citations connected to a July arrest, expanding the legal matter with limited details released.
CBS has placed Tony Romo on indefinite leave after his July DUI arrest, prompting a potential reshuffle of its NFL broadcast teams as Jim Nantz works with JJ Watt and the network weighs Romo’s future—ranging from a permanent demotion to a replacement with Greg Olsen—while other notes include Netflix’s Sept. 10 Niners-Rams game in Australia called by Noah Eagle and Luke Kuechly and ESPN adding Jason McCourty to MN Countdown.
Cowboys owner Jerry Jones backed Tony Romo, saying he can work through his OWI arrest and praising his resilience. Romo remains on indefinite leave from CBS and will not return to air until further notice as he faces a Sept. 21 court date; CBS has replaced him with J.J. Watt and Jim Nantz, while Romo still has four years and $72 million left on his contract.
Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones expressed confidence that Tony Romo will rebound from his July OWI arrest in Wisconsin, praising Romo’s character and resilience. Romo was stopped for unsafe passing after leaving a golf tournament and is on leave from CBS Sports with a September 21 court date, while J.J. Watt fills in for the network’s NFL coverage for now.
CBS paused Tony Romo’s duties after his arrest for operating a vehicle while intoxicated, throwing a spotlight on his 10-year, $180 million deal and potentially making it the worst contract in sports media history. A traffic-stop video and witnesses have raised questions about his consistency and work ethic, fueling talks of a demotion or a return on a different crew if he can rebound on- and off-air. CBS has already shifted responsibilities to other broadcasters and will watch Romo’s recovery ahead of key moments like the September schedule and the 2028 Super Bowl, with a court date in Wisconsin on Sept. 21 and a long road to re-entry if he’s to reclaim his role.
CBS placed Tony Romo on leave after an OWI arrest; J.J. Watt will join Jim Nantz and Tracy Wolfson on CBS’s lead NFL team. Romo has a Sept. 21 court date but is not required to appear, and Watt continues his CBS broadcasting role ahead of the 2026 NFL season.
Former NFL quarterback Tony Romo was cited for first-offense operating while intoxicated and refusing to submit to a chemical test after a stop in Wisconsin; bodycam footage shows him stretching and attempting field sobriety tests, which led to his arrest and a Sept. 21 court date, amid questions about whether he passed the tests.
New bodycam footage shows former Dallas Cowboys quarterback Tony Romo being arrested in Milwaukee on suspicion of operating while intoxicated after a July 23 traffic stop. The video depicts Romo saying he was coming from a golf course and had consumed zero drinks, undergoing field sobriety tests over about 12 minutes, expressing a wish to call a lawyer, and then refusing a breath test before being booked on one count. Prosecutors say the case is a civil traffic violation rather than a criminal charge, with a court appearance scheduled for Sept. 21.
CBS NFL analyst and former Cowboys QB Tony Romo was arrested in Wisconsin on suspicion of operating a vehicle while intoxicated after a stop on I-43. He reportedly performed poorly on sobriety tests and was booked and released; first-offense OWI in Wisconsin typically carries a fine of $150–$300. Romo, in town for the Wisconsin Amateur Championship, has a Sept. 21 court date. CBS has not commented on the incident.
DJI will pay security researcher Sammy Azdoufal $30,000 for a discovery related to vulnerabilities in the Romo robot vacuum network, including a fix for a PIN-free video viewing issue. The company says it has already addressed the vulnerability and will roll out further upgrades within a month, while continuing security testing, third‑party audits, and new ways for researchers to collaborate.
Romo’s shaky Wild Card showing sparks talk of a top-booth refresh at CBS, with Ian Eagle and J.J. Watt rising as preferred successors. The piece notes Romo’s contract and Nantz’s stature complicating a demotion, while outlining potential paths—demote Romo, pair Eagle with Nantz, or move Romo to studio—ahead of Super Bowl LXII.”
DJI has adapted its drone obstacle avoidance technology for its new line of robot vacuums called ROMO, featuring advanced obstacle sensing, machine learning for route optimization, and voice control, with models ranging from $650 to $950, initially launching in China with plans for international release.