Tony Romo faces legal consequences and uncertain CBS broadcasting future

Tony Romo pleaded no contest to an operating a vehicle under the influence charge following a July arrest in Wisconsin. Reports confirm his blood alcohol content measured 0.15 at the time of the incident, nearly double the legal limit. In a statement, the 46-year-old cited chronic pain from previous back surgeries and a subsequent reliance on pain medication as factors contributing to his alcohol use. CBS Sports president David Berson described the broadcaster's status as an evolving situation, noting that the network is currently considering the impact on its brand. J.J. Watt has been promoted to the role alongside Jim Nantz in the interim. Romo remains under a 10-year, $180 million contract, with approximately $72 million still remaining.

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