Tony Romo’s tenure on CBS Sports with Jim Nantz and Tracy Wolfson is over.
The network announced on Friday that the two parties have mutually agreed to part ways.
“CBS Sports and Tony Romo agree to part ways.
“JJ Watt, along with Jim Nantz and Tracy Wilson, will anchor the NFL team for the rest of the season. All teams, including Ian Eagle, Ross Tucker and Evan Washburn, will remain the same.”
Romo was placed on indefinite leave by the network after he was arrested in Wisconsin on suspicion of operating a vehicle while under the influence. The prison He entered the city center Milwaukee on July 23, and was subsequently issued three citations related to the incident: operating under the influence, unsafe passing and possession of an open container in a moving vehicle.
In September he He promised no competition. In case of drunkenness, he submits the petition to the court through the lawyer. A guilty plea saw his driving privileges revoked for six months, and he was ordered to complete an alcohol evaluation program and pay $784 in fines. Failure to pay the fine by November 2 will result in a one-year driver’s license suspension.
The court also ordered Romo to install an ignition interlock device on “any vehicle owned, operated or registered.” This device measures the alcohol content of the breath to make sure you are not under the influence before starting the vehicle.
According to a statement from CBS Sports, Romo was part of the NFL coverage team for nine seasons.
Update Romo made the following statement in the release.