Tony Romo Faces Backlash for Broadcasting Errors

Despite Criticism, Romo to Continue Commentating Upcoming NFL Games

Tony Romo, CBS' lead NFL analyst, has been heavily criticized for his recent broadcasting mistakes, including a misinterpretation of a play during the Bills-Chiefs AFC Divisional-Round game.
Chris Russo, during his appearance on ESPN's First Take, expressed his frustration with Romo's errors and his $17 million salary, suggesting that Romo needs a history lesson.
Romo's decline in performance has been noted by many, including CBS executives who reportedly met with him after last season to discuss improvements.
In addition to his game analysis errors, Romo also made a mistake during a broadcast involving singer Taylor Swift, incorrectly referring to her as Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce's wife.
Despite the criticism, Romo and his partner, Jim Nantz, will be on the call for CBS on the upcoming AFC Championship game and Super Bowl 2024.