CBS Sports and Tony Romo have officially ended their professional relationship following Romo’s recent legal troubles. The former Dallas Cowboys quarterback, who had served as the lead game analyst for CBS’s NFL coverage since 2017, parted ways with the network roughly one month after pleading no contest to charges related to operating a vehicle while intoxicated.

Romo was placed on leave starting July 23, the day of his arrest in Wisconsin. Since then, CBS Sports has maintained a low profile regarding his status until the recent announcement on Friday. The network described the separation as mutual and expressed appreciation for Romo’s contributions over nearly a decade of broadcasting.

“We thank Tony for his contributions over the past nine years and wish him the best moving forward,” CBS Sports said in its statement.

Romo’s tenure at CBS included widespread acclaim for his insightful commentary and elevated broadcaster reputation, making him a prominent figure in NFL media circles. The statement did not specify any future plans for Romo, who has largely remained out of the public eye since his arrest.

The incident and its aftermath prompted CBS to distance itself from Romo while navigating public and professional expectations surrounding the matter. The timing of the dismissal aligns with internal reviews and the network’s stance on conduct standards for on-air talent.

As of now, CBS Sports has not announced a permanent replacement for Romo’s analyst role, with coverage adjustments expected for the ongoing NFL season.