Tony Romo Departs CBS Sports After Nine Years; J.J. Watt Named New Lead Analyst
CBS Sports has mutually agreed to part ways with former Dallas Cowboys quarterback Tony Romo after nine years, a development trending in San Angelo. The departure follows Romo's arrest for alleged DUI and a subsequent statement acknowledging past struggles with…
San Angelo, TX, October 2, 2026 — CBS Sports and former Dallas Cowboys quarterback Tony Romo have mutually agreed to conclude their working relationship after nine years, according to reports. This development is trending in San Angelo.
The departure comes in the wake of Romo’s arrest for an alleged driving under the influence (DUI) offense. Following this incident, Romo issued a statement acknowledging past struggles with pain medication and alcohol.
Romo had been a prominent voice for CBS Sports since retiring from his playing career. During his nine-year tenure, he served as a color commentator for the network’s NFL broadcasts, notably working alongside Jim Nantz.
In a shift in its broadcast booth, CBS Sports has announced that former NFL defensive end J.J. Watt will be stepping into the role of lead NFL analyst. Watt, who recently retired from playing, will join the network’s coverage team.
The specifics of the mutual parting, including the exact timing and any financial details, were not immediately provided. The network has not made further public comment beyond the announcement of the change.
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