Tony Romo pleads no contest to OWI: CBS Sports analyst breaks silence after arrest in Milwaukee, ‘Personal failure’
Tony Romo, who is on indefinite leave from CBS Sports following a DUI arrest, has expressed a desire to prioritize health and family.
Tony Romo, a retired NFL quarterback and current CBS Sports analyst, has pleaded no contest to a charge of driving while intoxicated (OWI) in Wisconsin. The arrest occurred in July, and Romo has since taken responsibility for his actions, acknowledging that personal challenges contributed to the incident. He explained that a series of surgeries and the subsequent reliance on medication led to a dependence on alcohol.
Romo emphasized that football taught him valuable lessons about responsibility, resilience, and the importance of facing failures honestly. He stated that he is working closely with medical professionals to make necessary changes and seeking privacy as he navigates this difficult period.
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