It’s called honoring the contract. Call it what you want but the fact they’re willing to pay him off punctuates how much they wanted him out. This incident simply provided them an easier road out.
He’s unemployed with a major cash infusion coming. He should seek professional help. He really disappointed me with this situation.
Not sure I fully buy into the whole "drinking problem" thing...it had a whiff of Tiger Woods and his "sex addiction" and he was just trying to save his job. I dunno...I'm skeptical
He himself has said he’s had issues since the 2016 injury….maybe it’s drugs or whatever I think he needs time. He literally retired and went to the booth.
Maybe, but him saying it doesn't necessarily change anything for me. He might be telling the truth or it may have been him trying to turn public scrutiny into pity...only he really knows the truth.
I would enjoy that. Give him some time to get the help he needs and then let him move into that spot. Couldn't be any worse than having Jason Garrett on NBC's studio show.
But that’s the thing he hasn’t really gotten scrutiny. Nobody saw that footage I thought he was in a bad light
Really? really? Sodo you think a single person tuned in to watch the premier CBS game that week, saw Romo and then turned it off? smh
Maybe...but it definitely protected his job to the extent that they couldn't just fire him for conduct and ended up having to basically pay him out his contract.
Sounds to me like what you would expect from a corporation trying to trash someone they want to get rid of
There are many fans who have multiple options via Sunday Ticket and or Redzone who could switch the channel .
Garrett has been a class addition to NBC show. And has received great reviews as well on his broadcast of Notre Dame games.
