CBS says Tony Romo’s future remains undecided after Wisconsin arrest
CBS Sports says it has not set a deadline for deciding whether Tony Romo will return after his arrest on suspicion of driving under the influence.
CBS Sports has not set a date for deciding Tony Romo’s future with the network after his arrest in Wisconsin last month, president David Berson said on Tuesday. Romo, the company’s lead NFL analyst, is on leave while the matter is reviewed.
Berson said the network is still evaluating the situation and would not say when a decision might come. The comments came as CBS continues to assess its broadcast plans for the NFL season.
The network has also been considering other options for its top football booth, including former player JJ Watt, according to reporting cited by the Guardian. Romo has been one of CBS’s most prominent on-air figures since joining the network.
He was arrested in Wisconsin on suspicion of operating a vehicle while under the influence. The case remains under review as CBS weighs its next steps.
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