Tony Romo is placed on leave by CBS Sports after being arrested in Wisconsin on suspicion of driving under the influence (OWI). Multiple outlets report that CBS puts him on leave “until further notice” and, in at least one case, describes the status as indefinite, following the arrest in late July in Milwaukee.

CBS also names temporary coverage changes while Romo is away. The Los Angeles Times and Deadline report that J.J. Watt will join CBS’s broadcast team alongside Jim Nantz and Tracy Wolfson for NFL games, stepping in for Romo’s role as the network’s lead analyst. Other outlets focus on uncertainty around Romo’s future at CBS, including the possibility of contract or “morals clause” implications, given his long-term deal through 2030.

The reporting differs mainly in emphasis: some outlets focus on the immediate employment action and staffing replacement, while others highlight potential legal and contractual consequences and how CBS may respond to the allegations before the criminal process is resolved. Several also reference the public circulation of body-camera footage from the arrest, as background to the network’s decision.