He got a DUI? Dumb, but in the grand scheme of things, BFD. How many here have ever got a DUI? Or have driven drunk and should have multiple times, but was lucky enough to not to get arrested or God forbid, killed somebody? I have. I have no room to throw stones at him for this.
I wonder if they ever thought of punishing Pat Summerall
Bottom line, broadcasting sports isn't the same thing as being an NFL player or a company's CEO from a public accountability perspective.
The NFL, unlike CBS, is supposedly presenting heroes and champions, people others should aspire to in some way, and want to maintain a squeaky clean corporate image. so they add all these morality compliance requirements to every contract. The NFL's standards are different, and especially since Goodell took over. But CBS is a different entity.
No company I ever worked for, except those requiring me to maintain an active security clearance, would have given a shit had I been pulled over and gotten a DUI.
But I will say Tony Romo is a highly visible representative of CBS, and his close association with the NFL both as a broadcaster and a former player might raise the expectations of the public that he be fined or fired.
I think though there likely is no such policy in place in his contract, or it would have already been mentioned.
Besides, apparently first time OWI are considered civil offenses in Wisconsin with like a $300 fine. So, no laws broken.