Tony Romo was arrested in Milwaukee on suspicion of OWI, first offense, hours after playing in the Wisconsin State Amateur in West Bend. Deputies stopped the CBS NFL analyst on southbound I-43 on the Hoan Bridge, and the sheriff’s report says he performed poorly on field sobriety tests. He was booked and released the same night, with a court date set for Monday, September 21. In Wisconsin, a first offense OWI is a civil violation with a fine of roughly 150 to 300 dollars. So the real decision belongs to CBS: the highest paid analyst in TV sports at 17 million dollars a year, kickoff seven weeks away, and J.J. Watt one booth over. Does Romo call Week 1? Subscribe, because when CBS moves, you get it first.
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