Monroe El Dorado, LA, October 2, 2026 — Tony Romo has concluded his tenure as an NFL game analyst for CBS Sports. The broadcasting company confirmed the development in a statement, marking the end of Romo’s time in the broadcast booth for the network’s NFL coverage.

Details regarding the specific reasons for Romo’s departure were not immediately available, nor was information about who will succeed him in the lead broadcast booth. The statement from CBS did not offer further context on the decision or any future plans for Romo’s role with the network or in broadcasting elsewhere.

Romo, a former Dallas Cowboys quarterback, joined CBS Sports as a color commentator following his retirement from the NFL in 2017. He quickly became a prominent voice in NFL broadcasting, known for his insights and analysis during game telecasts. His partnership with play-by-play announcer Jim Nantz was a fixture for viewers of CBS’s top-tier NFL games.

The announcement leaves a significant opening in CBS’s broadcast team for its NFL programming. Fans and industry observers will likely await further announcements from CBS Sports concerning the future lineup for its football broadcasts. The absence of details in the initial statement means the full scope of this change remains undisclosed.

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

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