Romo and CBS

[NewYorkKnight]

Have agreed to a deal that will make him the highest NFL analyst in TV history ... a deal that will pay him around $17 million per season.

 

[michael777]

Good news

 

[NewYorkKnight]

The previous NFL high was $8 million per year that John Madden received more than two decades ago. Even when adjusted for inflation, Madden’s number is $14 million.


The deal is a long-term contract, with sources saying it is for significantly more than five years. This means the total value for Romo’s contract will surpass $100 million.

 

[Knightrofins]

He’s awesome

 

[shdw01]

I really enjoy his games.

 

[sharky99]

I like listening to him also but had no idea he could hit those type of numbers

 

[Coldweather]

cheersgifcheersgifcheersgif

 

[Michelangelo]

I'm a big Romo fan. THe numbers are crazy. But that's true of many media, sports, or entertainment numbers. Those guys, gals just don't live by the same rules as us working shlubs.

 

[fightgood]

Looks like the Dak Prescott/Tony Romo qb controversy has paid off for him

 

[beefdiesel]

Not worth it IMO

 

[VIEJODINOSAUR]

Makes more money than 90% of all NFL players

 

[jimmythegreek]

don't get it either... more power to romo, though most would watch the game no matter who is in the booth.


hell most of the games i watch are at the local casino with the sound off.

 

[raiders72]

Romo's the best analyst. Aikman is awful.

 

[slapshot]

don't get it either... more power to romo, though most would watch the game no matter who is in the booth.


hell most of the games i watch are at the local casino with the sound off.

Yeah never turned on a game cause of the announcer

 

[TimmyRules]

Yeah never turned on a game cause of the announcer

me either...but I have changed the channel because of some...

 

[NewYorkKnight]

Romo's reign as the highest-paid TV sports analyst short-lived?


Reports surfacing that ESPN is prepared to offer Peyton Manning $18 million to $20 million a year to call Monday Night Football

 

[fightgood]

Romo's reign as the highest-paid TV sports analyst short-lived?


Reports surfacing that ESPN is prepared to offer Peyton Manning $18 million to $20 million a year to call Monday Night Football

Really, Peyton and Booger?

 

[sharky99]

that doesnt seem like a good comboazzkick(&^

 

[Knightrofins]

Possibly Al and Peyton on ESPN. I think it’s a home run however I don’t plan on watching MNF any more or any less based on who is calling the game