CBS reportedly tried 'intervention' with Tony Romo

It appears individuals within CBS management noticed fan complaints about lead NFL analyst Tony Romo. 

Per Alex Reimer of Audacy, New York Post sports media columnist Andrew Marchand said on the latest edition of "The Marchand and Ourand Sports Media Podcast" that CBS approached Romo about some questionable on-air performances following the 2021 campaign. 

"Tony Romo needs to study more. He needs to be better prepared. As you move away from the sidelines, you need to do more work," Marchand explained. "I know CBS is aware of this. They tried an intervention last offseason. They knew, they anticipated this. That’s a credit to them, the people in charge there. But it has not gotten better." 

For a piece published on Jan. 24, the Barrett Sports Media website mentioned that host Ken Carman of Cleveland radio station 92.3 The Fan questioned the amount of prep time Romo put in on a weekly basis. Reimer pointed out that Romo seemed to not know this past Sunday that members of the Cincinnati Bengals previously referred to GEHA Field at Arrowhead Stadium as "Burrowhead," a reference to Cincinnati star quarterback Joe Burrow.