CBS NFL analyst Tony Romo arrested on suspicion of OWI
Tony Romo, the CBS lead NFL game analyst and former Dallas Cowboys quarterback, faces charges of operating a vehicle while under the influence. Law enforcement officials in Milwaukee County booked the 46-year-old on Thursday after he failed field sobriety tests during a traffic stop on Interstate 43.
Following the arrest, authorities released Romo from custody. A court appearance for the case is scheduled for September 21. Romo grew up in the area, attending high school in Burlington, Wisconsin, located just south of Milwaukee.
Romo has served as a primary analyst for the CBS NFL broadcast team since 2017. His career as a player spanned from 2004 to 2016, all with the Dallas Cowboys. He maintains the franchise record for career touchdown passes with 248. Representatives for CBS have provided no statement regarding the incident or Romo's employment status with the network at this time.

