Tony Romo's arrest turned the one-time CBS star into a bigger question mark
Airing a Super Bowl is a bit like a presidential election. It might come around every four years, but candidates – in this case, the four networks with the privilege and pockets to be in the broadcast rotation – are constantly jockeying and positioning themselves, especially as their turn nears. That makes CBS’ conundrum with Tony Romo even more precarious.
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