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Story summary
- CBS placed quarterback Tony Romo on leave after his July 23 arrest for operating while intoxicated in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
- CBS promoted defensive end J.J. Watt to the broadcast booth with Jim Nantz and Tracy Wolfson while reviewing Romo’s $72 million morals-clause contract.
- Industry executive John Ourand said executives expect Romo will not return, giving CBS an exit.
- CBS must decide whether Watt’s performance during Romo’s absence justifies making him the lead analyst.
