When CBS signed Tony Romo to a 10-year contract for a total value of $180 million late in ... CBS ended up retaining its Sunday package of games, the playoffs and Super Bowls for around $2 ...

Tony Romo signed a 10-year deal with CBS in 2020, so he’ll be calling games with Jim Nantz at least through 2030. ... to get a Sunday package of games sooner rather than later.

Tony Romo talks with Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes before a game Dec. 10 in Kansas City, Mo. ... the smaller its blitz and sub packages get, forcing it to make safer calls.

Tony Romo has faced mounting criticism during his tenure as the top NFL analyst for CBS Sports, but the former Dallas Cowboys quarterback appears to be taking it in stride.

At the end of Super Bowl 58, CBS analyst Tony Romo committed one of the cardinal sins of broadcasting and it may have ruined an iconic TV moment.

At the outset of his broadcasting career, Tony Romo could do no wrong. Times have certainly changed as he prepares for Super Bowl 58 on CBS.

On the subject of criticism, Tony Romo offers a funny story about a young NFL quarterback who decided to change his throwing motion after reading criticism of his technique in the newspaper. That ...