CBS declined to comment on former Cowboys quarterback Tony Romo's recent statement accepting responsibility for OWI charges and announcing his desire to return to the network. According to John Ourand of Puck, Romo's statement wasn't coordinated with CBS, suggesting a growing divide between the broadcaster and his long-time employer.
The network previously placed Romo on leave 'until further notice' after his arrest, and there appears to be legal uncertainty over the four years and $72 million remaining on his contract. CBS has moved forward by promoting J.J. Watt to the top broadcast position, with indications he'll retain the role beyond 2026, making Romo's return appear increasingly unlikely. milkshakeslot.online
