Tampa St. Petersburg, FL, October 2, 2026 — Tony Romo, a prominent figure in NFL broadcasting for CBS, will not be returning to call games for the network. The network confirmed the departure, marking the end of Romo’s tenure as lead analyst alongside Jim Nantz.

The specifics surrounding Romo’s exit were not immediately available. CBS has not disclosed the reasons for his departure or details regarding any potential new roles for him within sports broadcasting. Similarly, Romo has not made a public statement concerning his future plans or the circumstances of his departure from CBS.

Romo joined CBS as a color commentator in 2017, quickly becoming a key voice in the network’s NFL coverage. His transition from a successful playing career as a quarterback for the Dallas Cowboys to broadcasting was widely noted for its speed and impact. He was known for his insightful analysis and energetic delivery during game broadcasts.

The network has not announced who will replace Romo in the broadcast booth for the upcoming NFL season. The future of the lead broadcast team for CBS Sports’ NFL coverage remains a subject of ongoing discussion and will likely be a significant point of interest for fans and media analysts alike as the new season approaches.


Story summarized from the original created by Jeremy Tanner on www.wfla.com, see more information here.

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