American NFL quarterback for the Dallas Cowboys
Former Cowboys quarterback Tony Romo has been arrested after failing field sobriety tests in Wisconsin. He has appeared in court and is due on Sept. 21. Romo, now CBS’ NFL lead game analyst, has a long Cowboys record and personal history, with CBS declining to comment.
CBS Sports has placed former Cowboys quarterback Tony Romo on leave “until further notice.” JJ Watt will join Jim Nantz and Tracy Wolfson as CBS’s lead NFL team during Romo’s absence. Romo faces a Sept. 21 court date after Wisconsin authorities cited an open bottle and impairment at a July 23 stop on I-43.
Former Cowboys quarterback Tony Romo has had the case against him amended to include citations for open intoxicants, unsafe passing on the right and first-offense operating while intoxicated. He had previously been cited for refusing a sobriety test. CBS Sports and CBS affiliates report on the ongoing civil matter as Romo remains a leading NFL analyst.
The Los Angeles Rams have added two-time Defensive Player of the Year Myles Garrett and Aaron Donald returns from retirement, forming a fearsome pass-rush duo alongside Matthew Stafford as they pursue a second Super Bowl at SoFi Stadium.
Colin Kaepernick has marked the 10-year anniversary of kneeling during the national anthem with new interviews and guarded reflections on his impact, legacy, and the political firestorm that followed. He remains out of the NFL, while ongoing debates frame his protest within a broader culture war.
UEFA has announced 2028, 2029 finals across Europe. The Allianz Arena will host the 2028 Champions League final; Camp Nou will host in 2029. Barcelona continues reconstruction at Camp Nou, while Madrid’s Metropolitano hosts the 2026-27 final. Women’s final lands in Lyon in 2028 and Cardiff in 2029. London misses 2029 World Athletics and Wembley remains a historic host.