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Tony Romo (Antonio Ramiro Romo) – Public Profile

Basic facts:
Born: April 21, 1980, San Diego, United States.

Education and early career:
Attended Eastern Illinois University, where he played quarterback and won the 2002 Walter Payton Award as the top player in Division I-AA (FCS). He went undrafted in 2003 but signed with the Dallas Cowboys as a free agent.

Professional football career:
Romo spent the bulk of his playing career with the Dallas Cowboys (2003–2016). He served as the team's starting quarterback from 2006 onward, earning multiple Pro Bowl selections and guiding the Cowboys to numerous playoff appearances. He is regarded as one of the franchise's most prolific passers and set several Cowboys passing records during his tenure.

Broadcasting career:
After retiring from playing following the 2016 season, Romo joined CBS Sports in 2017 as a lead color commentator for NFL game coverage, pairing with play-by-play announcer Jim Nantz. He has continued in this role for The NFL on CBS and related programming, becoming one of the most recognizable football broadcasters.

News and public presence:
In recent years, Romo has remained a prominent figure in NFL media, appearing on CBS broadcasts, specials, and analysis segments. He is frequently cited for his insights, game analysis, and on-air storytelling.

Social media and public profiles:
Romo maintains public profiles on major social platforms. For current handles and verification status, search for “Tony Romo” on X (formerly Twitter) and Instagram, and check for blue verification marks and official bios. Note that handles and account status can change over time.

Other notes:
This profile summarizes widely reported, verifiable information about Tony Romo up to 2024. For the latest updates, consult trusted sports news outlets and his public channels.