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re: ESPN ready to spend ‘crazy money’ in NFL, Tony Romo bidding war
Posted on 2/25/20 at 6:20 pm to RLDSC FAN
Posted on 2/25/20 at 6:20 pm to RLDSC FAN
CBS should be in negotiations with Augusta National to allow Romo to be added to the Masters telecast.
Then again, ESPN covers the first two rounds, so they could also dangle that carrot.
Supposedly Nantz and Romo have become good friends out of the booth. ESPN is offering so much money because it’s going to take a lot to break up the Natnz-Romo team. Romo doesn’t want to leave CBS, but everyone has a price.
Then again, ESPN covers the first two rounds, so they could also dangle that carrot.
Supposedly Nantz and Romo have become good friends out of the booth. ESPN is offering so much money because it’s going to take a lot to break up the Natnz-Romo team. Romo doesn’t want to leave CBS, but everyone has a price.
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Posted on 2/25/20 at 7:30 pm to Ghost of Colby
I bet CBS can hold on to him by putting him with Nantz at the Masters and whatever golf coverage they have.
Posted on 2/25/20 at 8:47 pm to Ghost of Colby
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Supposedly Nantz and Romo have become good friends out of the booth. ESPN is offering so much money because it’s going to take a lot to break up the Natnz-Romo team. Romo doesn’t want to leave CBS, but everyone has a price.
I don't know, Romo already made a ton of money over the course of his career (cursory Google search says ~$125M not counting endorsements).
Dan Patrick also had the point about how he'd steer clear of ESPN if he were Romo due to the workload and number of commitments they dump onto you given their enormous volume of shows and need for content.
ESPN may indeed be willing to throw crazy money at Romo, but it'll come with strings attached, which include spots on different shows and commitments across the enterprise, whereas with CBS you're calling a game and playing golf the rest of the time.
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