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October 22, 2026
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Tony Romo was Allegedly Twice the Legal BAC Limit During Arrest

Former NFL quarterback Tony Romo was allegedly intoxicated at twice the legal limit during his OWI arrest in Wisconsin this past July. Court documents reportedly showed Romo’s blood-alcohol content went above .15 at the time of his arrest, per TMZ. Milwaukee outlet WTMJ reports the…

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Former NFL quarterback Tony Romo was allegedly intoxicated at twice the legal limit during his OWI arrest in Wisconsin this past July.

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Court documents reportedly showed Romo’s blood-alcohol content went above .15 at the time of his arrest, per TMZ.

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Milwaukee outlet WTMJ reports the former Dallas Cowboys quarterback’s BAC was just shy of double Wisconsin’s .08 legal limit following his July arrest.

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The new detail comes after Romo announced Tuesday he pleaded no contest to the OWI offense … saying he takes full responsibility for what happened.

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As TMZ previously reported … Romo said years of “constant, debilitating pain” from football led to a dependence on pain medication … and his attempts to get off those meds eventually turned into an over-reliance on alcohol.

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Speaking on his WFAN show earlier this month, former CBS analyst Boomer Esiason said that Romo’s ongoing indefinite leave from his position may mean that his tenure with CBS Sports has ended.

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“If I had to guess, purely speculation given what’s going on right now, I would think it’s over,” Esiason said. “He may end up going somewhere else and getting things straightened out.”

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CBS Sports president David Berson addressed the situation with Romo, indicating…

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