Tony Romo, the former Dallas Cowboys quarterback who transitioned into a high-profile role as a lead NFL analyst for CBS Sports, has officially parted ways with the network. This separation follows an incident in July where Romo was arrested on suspicion of driving under the influence in Wisconsin.

Reports regarding the nature of the departure vary slightly in tone and detail. The Hill reports that Romo was placed on leave by the network following the circulation of body camera footage from the arrest. Conversely, both The Daily Wire and Breitbart characterize the split as a mutual agreement. The Daily Wire further clarifies that Romo entered a plea of no contest to a civil offense related to operating a vehicle while intoxicated. According to that same outlet, Romo attributed his actions to chronic pain resulting from his extensive football career.

While the professional relationship has ended, the specific contractual details surrounding the exit remain largely private. The transition marks the end of a nine-year partnership that saw Romo become one of the most prominent voices in sports broadcasting. Neither CBS nor Romo’s representatives have provided extensive public commentary beyond the confirmation of the split.