CBS reshuffles NFL broadcast team amid Tony Romo situation
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 12, 2026, 7:07 PM
Last updated Aug 12, 2026

CBS is adjusting its NFL broadcast lineup as Tony Romo remains on leave following his recent arrest. J.J. Watt moves to the top booth alongside Jim Nantz, while Ross Tucker takes over Watt's previous role to join Ian Eagle. CBS Sports President David Berson indicated that there is no set timetable for Romo's return and emphasized the need to focus on the network's image. Romo's arrest is prompting CBS to prepare for a full-season adjustment rather than a temporary fix. His court date is scheduled for September 21, but CBS continues to move forward with its plans for the upcoming season.
- •Tony Romo is on indefinite leave following his Wisconsin arrest.
- •J.J. Watt promoted to partner with Jim Nantz for the No. 1 team.
- •Ross Tucker replaces Watt in the No. 2 booth with Ian Eagle.
- •CBS has no final decision on Romo's contract amidst ongoing assessment.
- •Romo's court date is set for September 21.
- 7:07 PMYahoo Sports — CBS sends clear message on Tony Romo’s $180 million broadcast future amid booth reshuffle
"CBS reshuffles its NFL broadcast lineup with Tony Romo on leave after his arrest, officially promoting J.J. Watt and Ross Tucker for the full 2026 season.
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