Make New York Post a Preferred Source Tony Romo made a surprise return to television and to breaking down NFL games.
The former Cowboys quarterback and CBS Sports analyst appeared on Pat McAfee’s ESPN alt cast for the “Monday Night Football” game between the Vikings and Bills. He was not announced for the show prior to the contest.
It was Romo’s first time on television and in a public forum since the OWI arrest in July that led to him being let go by CBS.
He appeared remotely during the second quarter as the “quarterback expert” and was asked to break down what he saw from Josh Allen and the Bills in the first quarter of a defensive battle.
Romo began with CBS in 2017, working alongside Jim Nantz on their top team for nine seasons.
He left with four years and $72 million left on his 10-year, $180 million contract, which the two sides settled. J.J. Watt took over Romo’s role at CBS.
