Alex

Give me a broadcast booth with Romo, Mark Sanchez & Russini as the sideline reporter.

"sir have you been drinking alcohol?"

Officer: it says here that you blew a 0.19, more than twice the legal limit. Tony Romo: EEEEEEEHHHHH, AHHHHHHHH, UHHHHHHH, I don’t know, Jim!

New all-white CC1’s 🤩

USA Today posted an entire article about Caitlin Clark missing the All Star Orange Carpet “to get her hair done” when she was actually attending an event for the Caitlin Clark Foundation

TMZ just posted a mugshot of Tony Romo for DUI

Former #Cowboys QB and CBS announcer Tony Romo was arrested overnight in Milwaukee on suspicion of operating while under the influence. Romo was pulled over yesterday around 8 pm and taken into custody after performing poorly on standard field sobriety tests. He’s due in court on Sept. 21.

She went back to Des Moines because the Caitlin Clark Foundation was hosting an event. Hard to even put into words how irresponsible this is.

OOOOOHHHHGN HERE WE GO GIN

@DallasTexasTV Hopefully CBS fires this Mahomes Glazer

Former Dallas Cowboys QB Tony Romo arrested on suspicion of operating under the influence

USA Today CONTINUES to embarrass themselves over Caitlin Clark 😭

@usatodaysports @nrarmour is a f-ing idiot. Wonder why no one uses your product as a serious news and sports source?

@UnderdogNFL “Ohhhheee ahhhh I’m going to the slammer Jim”

Is CBS gonna Mark Sanchez Tony Romo

𝗕𝗥𝗘𝗔𝗞𝗜𝗡𝗚: Tony Romo was arrested overnight in Milwaukee on suspicion of operating while under the influence. Romo was pulled over yesterday at around 8 pm, performed poorly on standard field sobriety tests, and was then arrested.

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July 24, 2004: Varitek vs A-Rod One of the greatest regular season games in Boston sports history

Tony Romo was arrested in Milwaukee Thursday night on suspicion of operating while under the influence.

22 years ago today: July 24, 2004, Jason Varitek stuffed his glove in A‑Rod’s face at Fenway on national TV. The Sox then stormed back with 3 in the 9th off Mariano, capped by Bill Mueller’s 2‑run walk‑off. An 11–10, four‑hour chaos classic that flipped the whole season.