Tony Romo: Still Standing Strong at CBS Despite Fan Frustrations

Former Cowboys Star Keeps Job Amid Controversy

Tony Romo, the former Dallas Cowboys star, is set to continue his role as a commentator at CBS despite recent backlash from fans. The 45-year-old has faced criticism for his game analysis, but sources confirm he is not in any trouble with the network.

Romo's Reputation Takes a Hit

Known during his playing days as "Romostradamus" for his accurate predictions, Romo's reputation has recently been questioned. His comments during the Wild Card playoff game left viewers confused, adding to the growing criticism.

A Lucrative Contract and Loyalty

Romo first gained popularity as a CBS analyst in his rookie year, leading to a massive 10-year, $180 million contract in 2020. Reports indicate he will remain with CBS until the end of his contract. One factor in his retention is his broadcast partner, Jim Nantz.

Addressing the Criticism

Fans have long dealt with issues in Romo's game coverage. However, the former NFL star addressed the recent controversy head-on. He revealed that he and his team were sick during the Wild Card game but pushed through to avoid missing the playoff broadcast.

Moving Forward

Romo emphasized his love for the job and his commitment to making the broadcast enjoyable and educational. Despite the backlash and his honest admission about the sickness affecting his performance, Romo is set to cover the AFC Divisional playoff game.