Informantes dicen que Tony Romo no volverá a CBS tras su declaración de culpabilidad

Informantes dicen que Tony Romo no volverá a CBS tras su declaración de culpabilidad

Según informantes del negocio deportivo, el exmariscal de campo de los Dallas Cowboys y analista de CBS Tony Romo es poco probable que regrese a CBS, mientras continúan las negociaciones sobre su contrato de 72 millones de dólares. NBC Sports informó que Romo se declaró no culpable de un cargo de conducir bajo los efectos del alcohol en Wisconsin y dijo que retomaría sus funciones en la transmisión, mientras CBS declinó comentar al respecto. AP News señaló que posteriormente se le imputaron tres citaciones adicionales relacionadas con el arresto del 23 de julio y que CBS no había fijado un calendario para su regreso. USA Today indicó que la declaración resultó en una suspensión de seis meses de su licencia de conducir, multas y tratamiento obligatorio, con los demás cargos desestimados.

Un informe de nypost. com señaló que el acuerdo incluye una pena de cárcel obligatoria si Romo es condenado por otro OWI dentro de diez años. The New York Post destacó la crítica del exmariscal de campo Ryan Leaf, quien reprochó a Romo atribuir el incidente a cirugías de espalda.

Actores

Tony Romo Milwaukee district attorney’s office CBS J.J. Watt

Ubicaciones

Milwaukee, Wisconsin, United States

Artículos

5 de septiembre de 2026
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Ominous prediction has Tony Romo '95 percent' finished at CBS
Ominous prediction has Tony Romo '95 percent' finished at CBS

New York Post • 5 de sep 13:26

Sports media analyst John Ourand estimates a 95% chance that former NFL quarterback Tony Romo will not return to CBS, where he is on indefinite leave following a July operating-while-intoxicated arrest.

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4 de septiembre de 2026
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'95 percent' likely Tony Romo won't be back at CBS
'95 percent' likely Tony Romo won't be back at CBS

Awful Announcing • 4 de sep 23:06

Sports business insiders say the former Dallas Cowboys quarterback is unlikely to return to CBS, with negotiations focusing on a possible settlement of his remaining $72 million contract.

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Tony Romo's OWI plea deal contains 'Mandatory Jail Sentence' provision
Tony Romo's OWI plea deal contains 'Mandatory Jail Sentence' provision

nypost.com • 4 de sep 17:55

Former Dallas Cowboys quarterback Tony Romo accepted a plea that imposes a mandatory jail term if he is convicted of another OWI within ten years, along with other penalties and program requirements.

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3 de septiembre de 2026
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Ryan Leaf bothered by one part of Tony Romo's lengthy arrest apology
Ryan Leaf bothered by one part of Tony Romo's lengthy arrest apology

New York Post • 3 de sep 15:05

Former NFL quarterback Ryan Leaf criticized Tony Romo for attributing his OWI arrest to back surgeries, urging Romo to accept full responsibility.

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1 de septiembre de 2026
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CBS has no comment about Tony Romo's statement
CBS has no comment about Tony Romo's statement

NBC Sports • 1 de sep 23:55

Former Dallas Cowboys quarterback and CBS analyst Tony Romo entered a no-contest plea to operating while intoxicated charges and announced plans to resume his broadcasting duties, while CBS declined to comment.

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Report: Tony Romo's BAC was 0.15 percent, nearly twice the legal limit
Report: Tony Romo's BAC was 0.15 percent, nearly twice the legal limit

NBC Sports • 1 de sep 22:53

Tony Romo's blood-alcohol level was reported at 0.15 percent, nearly double Wisconsin's legal limit, leading to a no-contest plea and penalties including fines, license suspension and an ignition interlock.

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Tony Romo breaks silence on OWI arrest, charges in statement
Tony Romo breaks silence on OWI arrest, charges in statement

usatoday.com • 1 de sep 18:16

Former Dallas Cowboys quarterback Tony Romo entered a no-contest plea to a civil OWI offense in Wisconsin, resulting in a six-month license suspension, fines and mandatory treatment, while his other charges were dismissed.

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Tony Romo admits to ‘over-reliance on alcohol’ after pleading no contest to impaired driving
Tony Romo admits to ‘over-reliance on alcohol’ after pleading no contest to impaired driving

NBC News • 1 de sep 17:30

Tony Romo pleaded no contest to an operating-while-intoxicated charge in Wisconsin, attributing his alcohol use to chronic pain from back surgeries and saying he will face a six-month license suspension and a fine.

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Tony Romo pleads no contest to OWI charge in Wisconsin, vows to return to CBS
Tony Romo pleads no contest to OWI charge in Wisconsin, vows to return to CBS

NBC Sports • 1 de sep 16:45

Former Dallas Cowboys quarterback and CBS analyst Tony Romo entered a no-contest plea to an operating while intoxicated charge in Wisconsin and said he plans to resume his broadcasting duties after addressing his health issues.

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28 de agosto de 2026
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Tony Romo facing three more citations in connection with July arrest
Tony Romo facing three more citations in connection with July arrest

AP News • 28 de ago 17:05

Former NFL quarterback and CBS analyst Tony Romo has been charged with three new citations related to his July 23 arrest for suspected DUI, while CBS has not set a timeline for his return.

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Tony Romo faces three charges from OWI arrest. What we know
Tony Romo faces three charges from OWI arrest. What we know

USA Today • 28 de ago 13:45

Tony Romo faces three charges, including operating while intoxicated, after a July traffic stop in Milwaukee County, and has been placed on leave by CBS.

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Tony Romo addresses his OWI arrest, through a spokesperson
Tony Romo addresses his OWI arrest, through a spokesperson

NBC Sports • 28 de ago 03:14

Tony Romo, now a CBS sports analyst, addressed his Wisconsin operating while intoxicated arrest via a spokesperson, accepting responsibility and indicating cooperation with authorities while CBS evaluates his employment status.

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Tony Romo faces three new citations from last month's OWI arrest in Milwaukee
Tony Romo faces three new citations from last month's OWI arrest in Milwaukee

NBC Sports • 28 de ago 01:16

Former NFL quarterback and CBS analyst Tony Romo faces three new citations related to his recent operating-while-intoxicated arrest in Milwaukee.

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