Twitter: ESPN Prepared To Make Tony Romo Highest-Paid Sportscaster In History

DuncanIso

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This is an outrage

why won’t he stay at CBS for less? How can he turn his back on Jim Nance?!!

He’s asking to be the highest paid of all time but he’s nowhere near as elite as Al Michaels! Howard Cossel never asked for 13 million a year.

this joker has only been doing this for three years!

the nerve of this new breed of sportscaster

good sarcasm.
 

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No you got it and I agree. My thing is for those (not you) saying Romo will chase the money are not considering he has choices that may supersede the greed label being put on him.

Family time being one of them. He has it perfect with CBS right now. With ESPN that's a LOT more of a time-sink, taking away valuable family time...and it's not like he needs the extra money differential between ESPN's offer and CBS's.
 

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This is an outrage

why won’t he stay at CBS for less? How can he turn his back on Jim Nance?!!

He’s asking to be the highest paid of all time but he’s nowhere near as elite as Al Michaels! Howard Cossel never asked for 13 million a year.

this joker has only been doing this for three years!

the nerve of this new breed of sportscaster
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good stuff

fwiw (and I think you know this) he’s not necessarily planning to go to the highest bidder
 

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Don Meredith
Troy Aikman
Tony Romo

All played for the Cowboys and all went on to be top color analysts for different networks. If you can survive several years as the Dallas QB, then you can pretty much do anything you want. Staubach's broadcasting career really didn't go anywhere, but he did build a very successful and profitable real estate business.
Yeah, off the field, Roger was the most successful of all of them financially.
Broadcasting would’ve just gotten in the way

In fact, he’s the wealthiest NFL player of all time.
Just humble about it
 

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CBS would be idiots not to match the offer. They know what they have and they don’t want to lose him.
 

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Yeah, off the field, Roger was the most successful of all of them financially.
Broadcasting would’ve just gotten in the way

In fact, he’s the wealthiest NFL player of all time.
Just humble about it

Staubach did do broadcasting at first when he retired, but it wasn't really his thing. He's way better at real estate.
 

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That would suck for cbs.....

also

Whos his partner? Nothing against McFarland but i dont think Romo could make him better
McFarland is a color analyst, so it wouldn't be him. It would be a play by play guy like Joe Tessitore
 

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