Tony Romo Placed on Indefinite Leave by CBS Following DUI Arrest
Tony Romo, a former NFL quarterback and current CBS NFL analyst, has been placed on indefinite leave by CBS following his arrest on suspicion of driving under the influence in Milwaukee County, Wisconsin.
Portland, OR, July 31, 2026 —
CBS Sports has placed former NFL quarterback and current analyst Tony Romo on indefinite leave, the network confirmed Tuesday. The decision follows Romo’s arrest on suspicion of driving under the influence (DUI) in Milwaukee County, Wisconsin. Specific details regarding the date of the arrest and the circumstances surrounding it were not immediately available.
Romo, who retired from professional football after a career with the Dallas Cowboys and transitioned into broadcasting, has been a prominent figure in CBS’s NFL coverage since joining the network. His role as a lead analyst has made him a familiar voice for viewers during game broadcasts.
The leave of absence means Romo will not be part of CBS’s upcoming broadcasts for the time being. The network has not provided information on who will fill his role or the duration of his absence beyond stating it is indefinite. Further details regarding the legal proceedings related to the DUI charge are also pending.
The arrest occurred in Milwaukee County, Wisconsin. Information regarding the specific location within the county, the exact date of the incident, and any subsequent legal actions, such as court dates or arraignments, has not been released by CBS or any law enforcement agencies.
CBS Sports has stated that they will not comment further on the matter at this time, citing the ongoing nature of the situation. The network’s decision to place Romo on leave underscores the seriousness with which such incidents are treated within broadcasting organizations.
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