CBS Sports may have been handed a parachute out of lead NFL color commentator Tony Romo's massive television contract. But it's thanks to the unfortunate arrest of the former Dallas Cowboys quarterback, after he was pulled over for suspected drinking and driving in Wisconsin.

In a better world, Greg Olsen would already be the lead NFL voice for FOX Sports. With a stubborn Tom Brady presiding over that role, CBS can fix its $180 million Tony Romo disaster by giving

Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones has thrown his full and unapologetic support behind his former quarterback, Tony Romo, in the wake of his July arrest on suspicion of operating a vehicle while under the influence.

Jerry Jones defended Tony Romo after his OWI arrest, and his influence could help save the broadcaster from being fired by CBS.

Tony Romo’s future at CBS is now in doubt, and any permanent could open the door for a four-time MVP. The former Dallas Cowboys quarterback has served as the network’s lead NFL analyst

CBS Sports has tabbed J.J. Watt as its new lead NFL analyst with Tony Romo on leave following his OWI arrest.

Romo has been placed on indefinite leave by CBS, and Bryant wants his former quarterback to go out on his own.