CBS Sports president David Berson has said no decision has yet been made on Tony Romo's future with the network following his arrest last month on suspicion of operating a vehicle while intoxicated (OWI). Speaking at "NFL on CBS" Media Day, Berson said "there is no timetable or final decision" regarding the broadcaster, whose position covering the network's top NFL games has come under scrutiny since the incident.

Romo, CBS's lead NFL analyst alongside Jim Nantz, was placed on indefinite leave after his arrest, during which he reportedly refused to take a breathalyser test; bodycam footage of the incident has since been released. With the new NFL season approaching, CBS has yet to clarify whether Romo will return to the broadcast booth, leaving his role at the network in limbo for now.