Greg Olsen and J.J. Watt emerge as potential successors to Tony Romo
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 4, 2026, 1:31 AM
Last updated Aug 4, 2026
Tony Romo's leave from CBS could lead to Greg Olsen or J.J. Watt taking over his broadcasting role. Current indications suggest Romo's absence may not be temporary, created uncertainty regarding his future on-air. CBS faces a decision regarding Romo's $72 million contract, with options including a potential settlement. Olsen, a former top analyst at Fox, could leave to join CBS, where he has won three Emmys for his work. The situation remains fluid as developments unfold regarding Romo's status and the network's plans.
- •J.J. Watt temporarily replaces Tony Romo at CBS.
- •Greg Olsen could be a leading candidate to succeed Romo.
- •Romo's contract with CBS is worth $72 million over four years.
- •CBS might pursue a settlement regarding Romo's contract.
- •Olsen won three Emmys as a sports analyst before leaving Fox.
- 1:31 AMYahoo Sports — Greg Olsen could be the eventual successor to Tony Romo
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