Overview
- Reports from Front Office Sports, echoed by multiple outlets, say CBS is not considering immediate changes and views the anti-Romo narrative as exaggerated.
- Romo acknowledged on SiriusXM that he and others in the booth were sick during the Bills–Jaguars wild-card telecast, which he said affected the call.
- During Saturday’s divisional game, Romo mistakenly referred to Josh Allen as “Mahomes,” a slip that quickly circulated on social media.
- Romo remains CBS’s lead NFL analyst under a 10-year contract reportedly worth about $180 million, leaving several years on the deal.
- Despite calls to elevate alternatives such as J.J. Watt, CBS plans to keep the Nantz–Romo team on its remaining playoff assignments, including the AFC Championship.