Tony Romo pleads no contest to driving while intoxicated charges
Pro Football Network • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 2, 2026, 2:45 PM
Last updated Sep 2, 2026

Former Dallas Cowboys quarterback and current CBS NFL analyst Tony Romo entered a plea of no contest to charges of driving while intoxicated on Tuesday. Following the legal development, Romo is currently on indefinite leave from his broadcasting role at CBS. The situation drew public criticism after a two-time Super Bowl champion reportedly made comments joking about Romo’s past struggles with addiction. Social media users and NFL fans labeled the remarks as disrespectful and in poor taste given the gravity of the legal proceedings. No further details regarding the duration of his leave or his future status with the network have been provided at this time.
- •Tony Romo pleaded no contest to driving while intoxicated on Tuesday.
- •Romo is on indefinite leave from his analyst role at CBS.
- •A two-time Super Bowl champion faced backlash for joking about Romo's addiction.
- •Public reaction criticized the comments as disrespectful and in poor taste.
- 2:45 PMPro Football Network — ‘Extremely Disrespectful,’ ‘Very Poor Taste’ — NFL Fans Rip 2-Time Super Bowl Champion for Joking About Tony Romo’s Addiction Battle With Toast - Yahoo Sports
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