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FILE PHOTO – Dallas Cowboys Quarterback Tony Romo presents the show presented by Dieks Bentley at the 50th Annual Academy of Country Music Awards in Arlington, Texas on April 19, 2015. REUTERS / Mike Blake
Tony Romo could become the first football badyst to earn $ 10 million a year.
Sources told Sporting News that Romo's team is looking for an "eight-digit" deal to remain the leading football badyst as CBS. He is under contract with the network for the 2019 season at $ 4 million a year.
Romo, the former Dallas Cowboys quarterback, retired after the 2016 season and joined Jim Nantz at the CBS booth in 2017, replacing Phil Simms.
In the 2018 playoffs, Romo, 38, became a star for his ability to badess the game situation and predict what games coaches would call just before.
In the aftermath of the AFC championship game in January, while Romo seemed to be reading in the minds of coaches Bill Belichick and Andy Reid, the New York Post announced that CBS would likely give it a substantial raise.
The post has said that John Madden, who has bounced around the networks, has earned $ 8 million. Troy Aikman has a contract with Fox for $ 7.5 million and Jon Gruden has earned ESPN $ 6.5 million for appearing on "Monday Night Football" and other platforms before leaving to train the Raiders, announced the Sporting News.
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