Report: Tony Romo refused to submit to breath testing

Fans, sponsors and CBS viewers could lose Tony Romo’s on‑air presence as the former Dallas quarterback faces an arrest that may sideline him from the network’s lead NFL analysis team. The New York Post reports Romo might step back from the spotlight while CBS decides his future, and Cleveland.com notes his withdrawal from a pro‑am golf tournament. A suspended driver’s license would further erode his public profile and endorsement value.

According to WISN, a search warrant documented Romo’s bloodshot eyes and failure on field‑sobriety attempts. He then refused a breath test, a move cited by NBC Sports as a key factor in the ongoing legal scrutiny. AOL.com describes the refusal as an alleged OWI test denial that could trigger a driver’s‑license hearing.

NBC Sports confirmed the breath‑test refusal, while WISN supplied the search‑warrant findings of bloodshot eyes and failed sobriety checks. AOL.com and Cleveland.com reported a looming driver’s‑license fight and Romo’s tournament withdrawal, underscoring the personal and professional stakes. CBS has not disclosed its final decision, and the court’s ruling on his license remains pending, leaving the next steps for Romo’s broadcasting career and public engagements uncertain.