Tony Romo will not return as CBS Sports' NFL game analyst
The network's decision follows Romo's arrest in July on a charge of driving while intoxicated.
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Tony Romo will not return as an NFL game analyst for CBS Sports, the network announced, ending his run in the role following his arrest in July on a charge of driving while intoxicated.
Romo, a former Dallas Cowboys quarterback, had served as CBS Sports' lead NFL analyst after transitioning from playing to broadcasting, becoming one of the most prominent voices in the network's football coverage.
CBS Sports confirmed the decision in a statement but did not provide extensive detail on the network's broader plans for replacing Romo in the booth.
The July arrest became public shortly after it occurred, and CBS's announcement marks the first confirmation of how the incident would affect Romo's position with the network.
It remains unclear whether Romo will pursue other broadcasting opportunities going forward, and neither Romo nor his representatives have issued an extended public statement on the decision at this time.
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