Tony Romo faces mandatory jail time for future OWI offenses
New York Post • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 4, 2026, 5:55 PM
Last updated Sep 4, 2026

Court documents obtained Friday indicate Tony Romo agreed to a plea deal containing a provision for a mandatory jail sentence. The requirement applies if Romo is found guilty of another operating while intoxicated offense within the next decade. The legal filing clarifies the consequences for any repeat conduct regarding impaired driving. As part of the recent agreement, this decade-long window establishes a strictly enforced standard for the former player. No other details regarding current legal standing or additional conditions were provided in the initial reports. The mandate serves as a primary stipulation of his latest court resolution.
- •Tony Romo accepted a plea deal involving an OWI charge.
- •Court documents outline a mandatory jail sentence for future OWI convictions.
- •The legal provision remains in effect for the next ten years.
- •The terms were finalized and disclosed on September 4, 2026.
- 5:55 PMNew York Post — Exclusive | Tony Romo’s OWI plea deal contains ‘Mandatory Jail Sentence’ provision - New York Post
"Tony Romo will be required to spend time behind bars if he’s found guilty of another OWI-related offense in the next decade, court documents obtained by the California Post on Friday showed.
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