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CBS Sports and NFL analyst Tony Romo have mutually agreed to part ways, the net said in a statement. Icon Sportswire via Getty Images CBS Sports and NFL analyst Tony Romo have mutually agreed to part ways, the net said in a statement. J. J. Watt will remain in the top NFL booth with play-by-play voice Jim Nantz and sideline reporter Tracy Wolfson for the remainder of the season. The rest of the broadcast teams also will remain the same (X, 10/2). CBS Sports declined further comment. A source told SBJ contributor Richard Deitsch that Romo is “contractually free to work elsewhere in NFL broadcasting if/when he decides to do so.” Romo has been on leave since July following his arrest in Wisconsin for OWI (SBJ). Romo pleaded no contest to the OWI citation and had his driving privileges revoked for six months (SBJ). Romo had four years and $72M remaining on his contract he signed with CBS in 2020. CBS Sports and Romo “reached a financial settlement before Friday’s announcement,” according to sources cited by THE ATHLETIC. The two sides “avoided going to court, indicating that Romo will probably be paid a good portion of the remaining money he was owed” (THE ATHLETIC, 10/2).
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