AUSTIN, TX — Tony Romo is on leave from CBS Sports after an arrest in Wisconsin, according to the report. The network said it is aware of the situation and is addressing it.
The move comes as the former NFL quarterback and current broadcaster faces scrutiny over the arrest. No additional details about the circumstances were provided in the source.
CBS responds to arrest
CBS Sports confirmed Romo’s leave in a short statement. The network did not spell out what led to the arrest or say how long the leave might last.
The report does not include any information about charges, court dates or whether the matter is connected to his work at CBS. It also does not say where in Wisconsin the arrest happened.
Romo’s role at CBS
Romo has been one of CBS Sports’ best-known on-air voices since retiring from the NFL. He has worked as an analyst on the network’s football coverage.
The source does not describe any change to CBS’s broadcast plans beyond the leave. It also does not give a timeline for his return.
What remains unclear
At this point, the public record in the source is limited to the arrest, the leave from CBS and the network’s acknowledgment of the situation. No further facts about the incident were included.
Because the report is brief, key questions remain unanswered, including the reason for the arrest and what steps will follow. Any update would have to come from CBS or law enforcement.
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