CBS Sports' No. 1 broadcasting tandem, Tony Romo and Jim Nantz, have been criticized during the 2025 NFL season.

Tony Romo delivered a ‘disasterclass’ in the booth on Wild Card weekend. The former NFL quarterback was on the call for CBS Sports alongside long-time partner Jim Nantz as the Buffalo

Tiger Woods and Phil Mickelson’s rivalry was perhaps the most intense we have ever seen in golf. The two titans of the sport duelled it out over two decades, with Woods having the better of Mickelson during his never-before-seen dominance in the early 2000s,

Barstool founder Dave Portnoy aimed a cheeky dig at CBS analyst Tony Romo for his broadcasting chops during the Buffalo Bills’ win over the Jacksonville Jaguars in the wild-card round on Sunday.

J.J. Watt set his sights on Tony Romo when they shared the NFL field, and now he might be coming for him in the booth, too. The Houston Texans icon completed a different type of rookie season in

Cowboys rookie DE Donovan Ezeiruaku was arrested on reckless driving charges; Tony Romo's CBS schtick is falling increasingly flat.

Tony Romo is not the most beloved figure in NFL history. However, the former Dallas Cowboys quarterback was widely considered one of the most insightful

Tony Romo opened Sunday’s Bills-Jaguars Wild Card broadcast with 90 seconds of incoherence. The NFL on CBS analyst compared Jacksonville to the Carolina Panthers, who had played the day before as 10-point underdogs.