Tony Romo’s $180 million CBS contract shouldn’t be reason for his arrest downfall

Tony Romo of CBS Sports speaks on stage during New York Upfront Partnership Event 2026 at Storied NYC on April 23, 2026 in New York City. Getty Images for Paramount Rough stretch for Tony Romo. And the feeling is pari-mutuel. Over the weekend at Los Alamitos a horse named RomoLand, the heavy favorite at 4-5, neared the starting gate when it became uncooperative and was scratched. I don’t know how or when CBS plans to punish Romo for his alleged OWI in Wisconsin, but I’d suggest that the nitwits who approved his $180 million salary for calling five months of Sunday NFL games — one per weekend at $18 million per season — should be those left quaking in their wing tips. Not that it holds any relevance to irresponsible and too often deadly drunken driving, but I’m among the perceived few who e