Kwyn
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I see what you did thereHes got a non-compete clause that stops him from working for a legitimate sports media company.......which opens up the door for a job at ESPN
I see what you did thereHes got a non-compete clause that stops him from working for a legitimate sports media company.......which opens up the door for a job at ESPN
That will show him.Tony Romo isn’t walking away empty-handed.
The now-former CBS Sports NFL commentator is expected to “probably be a paid a good portion” of the $72 million remaining on his contract, according to The Athletic.
The sides reportedly agreed to financial terms Friday before news broke of of their split with four years and $72 million remaining on Romo’s 10-year, $180 million deal.
https://nypost.com/2026/10/02/sports/how-tony-romo-cbs-handled-72-million-albatross-before-split/
