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CBS agreed to an eye-popping deal with Tony Romo to remain the lead analyst on its NFL coverage going forward, but it sounds like things could have changed during the middle of negotiations. According to Andrew Marchand of the New York Post, CBS grew …
CBS will keep Tony Romo for at least the next three years after the analyst signed a new three-year contract, but that deal could prove even longer depending on what CBS does with its NFL rights package. According to ESPN’s Adam Schefter, …
Tony Romo isn’t going anywhere. Romo agreed to a new contract with CBS that will pay him around $17 million per year, the New York Post’s Andrew Marchand reports. The $17 million per year would be a record for a sports analyst on TV and …
Tony Romo’s free agency status is a big topic in the sports media world, and things could really begin for the former Dallas Cowboys quarterback next week. Romo’s 3-year deal with CBS has expired, and the analyst reportedly is in an …
Tony Romo dropped a hint this week that he has made a decision about his broadcasting future, though he has not shared what that decision is yet. Romo joined “The Ben and Skin Show” on 97.1 The Eagle on Tuesday and talked about his status …
Tony Romo’s first contract to broadcast NFL games for CBS paid him $3 million a year. He’ll be making a lot more than that going forward. According to Clay Travis of Outkick the Coverage, bidding for Romo between ESPN and CBS has already …
Much has been made of ESPN’s impending efforts to convince Tony Romo to join the network, but it does not sound like CBS will be letting him go without a fight. According to Andrew Marchand of the New York Post, CBS is aware that Romo will …
Tony Romo has distinguished himself as a TV analyst for CBS and is setting himself up to become the most desired color commentator in sports. Romo will be a TV free agent after his 3-year deal with CBS expires following this season. ESPN is looking …
After another season of mediocre reviews, ESPN is reportedly looking at more aggressive changes to their Monday Night Football telecast. According to Andrew Marchand of the New York Post, ESPN will be shifting MNF producer Jay Rothman into a new …
Tony Romo and Jim Nantz tried something new out during Sunday’s telecast of the Green Bay Packers-Los Angeles Chargers game in Carson, Calif. For the start of the second half of the game, the broadcasting team was on the sidelines rather than …
Tony Romo gave up playing in the NFL three years ago, but the former Dallas Cowboys star could still be the most sought-after free agent on the market following the 2019 season. Romo’s three-year deal with CBS is set to expire after the season, …
Tony Romo has enjoyed great success in his first two seasons as an analyst with CBS, and it would stand to reason that network executives are going to do everything in their power to keep him for years to come. However, it does not sound like the two …
Ezekiel Elliott has not reported to training camp and has put word out that he will not play in 2019 without a new contract, and one person who has deep ties to the Cowboys believes there is a possibility the star running back won’t return by …
Who are the top NFC East quarterbacks of all-time? The NFC East came into existence with the AFL-NFL merger and contains some of the oldest and most famous franchises in the league. To honor the 50th season for the division, I am going to identify …
Tony Romo is seeking a raise as he enters the final year of his broadcasting deal with CBS, and he’s looking for big money according to a report. Sporting News’ Michael McCarthy reports that Romo wants at least $10 million a year to …
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. To go from playing to being a big part of a …
