Tony Romo’s Driving Privileges Revoked for Six Months
CBS Sports analyst and former Dallas Cowboys quarterback Tony Romo has had his driving privileges revoked for six months following his arrest in July.
Portland, OR, September 1, 2026 —
Tony Romo, a prominent figure as a CBS Sports analyst and former quarterback for the Dallas Cowboys, is currently facing a six-month revocation of his driving privileges.
This measure follows an arrest that took place in July. The specific details surrounding the arrest, including the exact date in July, the location, the nature of the charges, or the jurisdiction involved, were not detailed in the available information.
Similarly, information regarding any legal proceedings, court appearances, or the specific outcome or conditions of the arrest that led to the driving privilege revocation was not provided. The duration of the revocation is stated to be six months.
Tony Romo is widely recognized for his successful NFL career as a quarterback, primarily with the Dallas Cowboys, where he played from 2003 to 2016. He transitioned into broadcasting following his retirement from professional football. In his current role with CBS Sports, Romo serves as a color analyst for the network’s NFL game broadcasts.
The revocation of driving privileges is a legal consequence that can result from various infractions. The specific circumstances leading to this action for Mr. Romo have not been disclosed beyond the fact of an arrest in July and the subsequent six-month period without driving rights. Further details on the case are not publicly available at this time.
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