Overview
- CBS has not announced any personnel changes, though reporting says the network is weighing whether to keep the Jim Nantz–Tony Romo lead team.
- Romo and Nantz remain assigned to Bills–Broncos in the Divisional Round on Saturday and the AFC Championship on Jan. 25, with NBC carrying this season’s Super Bowl.
- Romo told SiriusXM’s Adam Schein that multiple crew members were sick during the criticized wild-card broadcast and that they pushed through the game.
- The former quarterback signed a reported 10-year, $180 million extension with CBS in 2020, with four years remaining on the deal.
- Criticism of Romo’s on-air performance has built over recent seasons, including during games involving Patrick Mahomes and Josh Allen, and Awful Announcing’s analysis suggested his top assignment could be at risk.