Monday, November 9, the Buffalo Bills and the Minnesota Vikings face-off had a sweet surprise for the Dallas Cowboys fans. The Monday Night Football coverage was covering the 2nd quarter with 13 minutes and 26 seconds remaining when, out of…
Former Dallas Cowboys quarterback Tony Romo appeared on ESPN's Monday Night Football coverage alongside Pat McAfee, signaling a new broadcasting role with the network. McAfee introduced Romo as their new quarterback expert during the Buffalo Bills and Minnesota Vikings game, marking Romo's television return following his departure from CBS Sports.
Romo had previously parted ways with CBS in October after an operating a vehicle while intoxicated arrest in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, in July. Prior to the separation, Romo had four years and $72 million remaining on his 10-year, $180 million contract with CBS.
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