Tony Romo’s future at CBS hangs in the balance after his arrest for DUI in Wisconsin, leading to a leave of absence and missing the start of the NFL season. Bodycam footage has intensified scrutiny, complicating his path back to his top analyst role. Despite earning $72M over four years, CBS is weighing options as Romo prepares to address the situation publicly and apologize — but insiders say regaining his prime broadcasting spot may be tough, especially amid past criticism. The network faces pressure to uphold accountability, avoiding the appearance that stars are above the law. In the meantime, JJ Watt steps in alongside Jim Nantz, while Romo’s court date looms just two weeks after the season kicks off — leaving fans and executives alike wondering if he’ll return to the booth.
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