Tony Romo’s next NFL broadcast remains up in the air as CBS weighs its options following his July arrest. Tony Romo’s CBS future just got a lot more uncertainCBS Sports President David Berson addressed the situation Tuesday at the network’s NFL Media Day in Manhattan. Romo joined CBS in 2017 after retiring from the NFL and quickly became the network’s lead game analyst alongside Jim Nantz. The uncertainty began after Milwaukee police arrested Romo, 46, on July 23 on suspicion of driving a vehicle while intoxicated. Watt reportedly impressed during his first season as a CBS analyst, giving the network a ready-made replacement while Romo remains away.