Former Cowboys Player Tony Romo Arrested for Drunk Driving

Tony Romo will be in court on September 21.

Tony Romo, a former Dallas Cowboys player and current CBS NFL analyst, was arrested in Milwaukee for driving under the influence.

Romo did poorly on sobriety tests after being stopped on Interstate 43. He was taken into custody and then released.

Romo has a court date on September 21. He also has to deal with this issue.

Romo went to high school near Milwaukee, in Burlington, Wisconsin.

The 46-year-old Romo has worked for CBS since 2017, analyzing NFL games after a successful playing career with the Cowboys from 2004 to 2016.

CBS has not commented on Romo's arrest.

Romo still holds the Cowboys record for most career touchdown passes with 248. He used to hold the record for most passing yards, but Dak Prescott broke it last season.

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