Tony Romo guilty of OWI in Milwaukee, will have license revoked for 6 months
Former Dallas Cowboys quarterback and CBS NFL analyst Tony Romo Sept. 1 pleaded no contest to an OWI citation tied to his July 23 arrest in Milwaukee.
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Former Dallas Cowboys quarterback and CBS NFL analyst Tony Romo Sept. 1 pleaded no contest to an OWI citation tied to his July 23 arrest in Milwaukee.
Tony Romo has finally spoken on his viral OWI arrest, as the CBS broadcaster released a statement on the matter on Tuesday.
Tony Romo’s first public statement since his July arrest carried an unmistakable message about his broadcasting future: he still expects that future to inclu...
In Tony Romo’s first public comments since his July arrest, the Dallas Cowboys legend and CBS broadcaster revealed that he has been battling addiction. Romo...
CBS broadcaster and former NFL QB Tony Romo is speaking out for the first time since his arrest in July.
Romo blamed an “over-reliance on alcohol.”
CBS is currently sidelining Romo for the start of the 2026 NFL season.
The former Dallas Cowboys quarterback was arrested in July and charged with operating a vehicle while intoxicated. He broke his silence Wednesday.
Romo was arrested in July and has since been placed on leave by CBS Sports.