Jim Nantz offers first comments on Tony Romo departure: 'I think unquestionably he will work again'

Jim Nantz breaks silence on Tony Romo’s CBS departure — and ex-QB’s media future

CBS and Romo agreed to part ways on Oct. 2, with Romo expected to receive "a good portion" of the $72 million he had left on the final four years of his contract.

“Had No Role in This”: Jim Nantz Breaks Silence Over Tony Romo’s Future After CBS Firing

Jim Nantz is in unfamiliar territory this season, as the veteran play-by-play announcer is calling games alongside NFL legend JJ Watt rather than his usual partner, Tony Romo. Romo and CBS mutually parted ways earlier this month following the former Dallas Cowboys quarterback’s OWI arrest in July. Since then, Nantz has remained silent about his […]

Jim Nantz backs Tony Romo to return to TV as he addresses his CBS exit

Romo and the network officially parted ways on October 2, a month after he pleaded no contest to charges of operating a vehicle while intoxicated. He had been on leave since his July 23 arrest.

Jim Nantz offers first comments on Tony Romo departure: 'I think unquestionably he will work again'

It’s been 12 days since CBS Sports formally split from NFL analyst Tony Romo after his OWI arrest in Wisconsin over the summer. During that time, his former partner of nine years, Jim Nantz, has kept mum on the topic. Nantz remains the top play-by-play voice at CBS and has been calling games alongside J.J.…

‘I Had No Role in This’ — Jim Nantz Spills the Beans on CBS Parting Ways With Tony Romo After Cowboys Legend’s OWI Arrest

Jim Nantz said he had no role in CBS Sports' decision to part ways with Tony Romo, his partner of nine years, after Romo's OWI arrest.

Nantz confident Romo will work again, says he's back to "traditional" role with Watt

The following article "Nantz confident Romo will work again, says he’s back to “traditional” role with Watt" originally appeared on Sports Media Watch. For the first time since Tony Romo’s arrest and departure from CBS Sports, his longtime broadcast partner Jim Nantz spoke publicly about the situation. Appearing on the Jimmy Traina “Traina Thoughts” podcast, Nantz said he had no role and no say in CBS Sports’ decision to part ways with Romo, wit…