Tony Romo Pleads No Contest to Civil DUI Offense in Wisconsin
Former NFL quarterback and CBS analyst Tony Romo pleaded no contest to a civil offense for driving under the influence following an arrest in Wisconsin. Romo took full responsibility for his actions, citing issues with pain medication and alcohol, and…
Atlanta, GA, September 1, 2026 —
MADISON, Wis. – Tony Romo, a former NFL quarterback and current CBS football analyst, has pleaded no contest to a civil offense related to driving under the influence. The plea follows an arrest made in Wisconsin. Specific details regarding the date of the arrest or the plea proceedings were not immediately available.
In connection with the case, Romo publicly took responsibility for his actions. He cited personal struggles with pain medication and alcohol as contributing factors. Romo also conveyed his intention to return to his broadcasting duties with CBS.
The outcome of the civil offense, including any potential fines, sentencing, or requirements for rehabilitation, was not detailed in the information available. The specifics of the plea agreement and its implications are pending further proceedings or public disclosure.
Romo’s career in the NFL spanned 14 seasons, primarily with the Dallas Cowboys, before transitioning to broadcasting. He has been a prominent color analyst for CBS Sports’ top football coverage since his retirement from playing.
The case originated from an incident that led to his arrest in Wisconsin. Further details on the arrest and the legal process are expected as they become available.
Story summarized from the original created by Emily Van de Riet, Associated Press on www.atlantanewsfirst.com, see more information here.
