One of the big stories about the big game had to do with Tony Romo calling his first Super Bowl.
Romo is only in his second year as a broadcaster, having recently retired as an NFL quarterback.
Tony Romo is taking his apparent ESP to the next level.
Tony Romo was giving NFL fans a treat while calling the AFC Championship Game on Sunday between the New England Patriots and Kansas City Chiefs.
Part of Tony Romo’s job now is to analyze what future Hall of Famers like Tom Brady are doing right and wrong on the field, and Vince Wilfork apparently finds that downright hilarious.
One criticism that Tony Romo will never be able to escape is that he never won a Super Bowl as a player. That fact does not seem like it bothers him too deeply.
Former NFL vice president of officiating and current analyst Mike Pereira has a better understanding of pro football rules than most people, but he seems to think Tony Romo needs to get on his level.
Michael Irvin is offering his opinion on the recent on-air beef between former teammate Deion Sanders and Tony Romo.
In an appearance this week on KRLD-FM 105.
Tony Romo returned to AT&T Stadium in Arlington on Sunday to call the Dallas Cowboys’ game against the Kansas City Chiefs, and he received an awesome welcoming.
