JJ Watt, a prominent NFL veteran, is set to join CBS Sports' top broadcasting team, stepping in for Tony Romo. This move comes after Romo was arrested on suspicion of operating a vehicle while under the influence in Wisconsin and subsequently placed on leave by CBS "until further notice."
Watt, who concluded a 12-year NFL career with the Houston Texans and Arizona Cardinals, has been with CBS Sports since his retirement. He will now partner with Jim Nantz in the broadcast booth.
. The network announced its decision Friday, with reports from The Athletic indicating Watt as Romo's immediate replacement. This marks Watt's transition into a prominent role in NFL broadcasting shortly after his playing career concluded.