CBS Sports says it is not setting a timeline for Tony Romo’s potential return after his drunk driving arrest last month. Speaking to reporters at the annual CBS NFL season preview event in New York, CBS Sports CEO David Berson said there is “no timetable” and that no final decision has been made about the network’s No. 1 analyst.
Berson describes the matter as personal and tied to legal circumstances, indicating the company is continuing to review the situation. Fox and Deadline both report that the decision-making process is ongoing, with CBS weighing how the matter affects internal plans and its on-air brand. While outlets agree on the lack of a timetable, neither source reports a specific date for when Romo could return or on-air role could change.
Overall, CBS’s stance remains that Romo’s future is under consideration without a set schedule, pending legal developments and the network’s internal review.
