Tony Romo Departs CBS Sports Amid OWI Arrest Proceedings
Tony Romo has parted ways with CBS Sports following his arrest and no-contest plea for operating a vehicle while intoxicated in Milwaukee.
Richmond Petersburg, VA, October 2, 2026 —
Former NFL quarterback Tony Romo has concluded his tenure with CBS Sports, the network confirmed. This development follows an arrest and a subsequent no-contest plea related to a charge of operating a vehicle while intoxicated (OWI) in Milwaukee.
The exact timeline for Romo’s departure from CBS Sports was not immediately specified. Similarly, details regarding the terms of his exit remain undisclosed. The circumstances leading to the parting are directly linked to his legal situation in Milwaukee, where he faced the OWI charge.
A no-contest plea means Romo accepted the conviction without admitting guilt. The arrest and plea have brought his professional association with CBS Sports to an end. Further information regarding the specific penalties or resolutions from the OWI charge was not provided in the available summary. Information about the contractor’s name, the fine amount, or specific dates of the legal proceedings beyond the fact of the arrest and plea were also not provided.
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