On the Super Bowl's biggest play, Tony Romo freelanced and lost
Source: New York Times
The New York Times When Tony Romo became the biggest sensation in NFL broadcasting, it was because he was a gunslinger as an analyst, predicting plays with an unconventional style that eventually led to a 10-year, $180 million contract, then the richest known deal in sports media history.These days, four years into that deal, after all the criticism of Romo, CBS clearly went into his third Super Bowl as a TV…
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