Tony Romo’s $180 million CBS deal is in serious jeopardy after his DWI arrest, leading to indefinite leave and a major shakeup in the NFL broadcast booth. Despite still earning $72M over four years, his return is uncertain as CBS avoids any negative association with its flagship NFL coverage—especially ahead of key events like the NFL seminar and Super Bowl. His on-air performance had already been slipping, and with a morals clause in his contract, CBS now has grounds to question his brand alignment. With court proceedings looming and the Super Bowl just months away, Romo may be forced into a studio role—or even retirement from broadcasting. What was once seen as a savvy move to fend off ESPN is now being called the worst sports media contract ever.
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