Tony Romo lost his mind when Andy Reid went for it on fourth down to seal the game for the Chiefs
Tony Romo was as fooled as the Browns were by Andy Reid's fourth down call, and he couldn't have loved it more.
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Tony Romo knew he was selected for the College Football Hall of Fame before Jim Nantz told him, thanks to an early delivery
Romo already knew this news thanks to the delivery of an official ball with the announcement Saturday.
Jim Nantz says he wants to call the Masters until he’s 75 (and beyond)
Nantz, 61, doesn't see any reason to plan his Masters retirement just yet.
Here’s one of the rarest things in sports broadcasting: Jim Nantz botching an ad read
Jim Nantz gave some free advertising to a Geico competitor with an extremely uncharacteristic mistake.
Jim Nantz could call events every week for a six-month stretch from the Masters through the PGA Championship
In between golf, Nantz would also have the NFL season (and Super Bowl) and the NCAA Tournament to call.
Nick Faldo tried three times to pronounce “Collin Morikawa” before Jim Nantz bailed him out
Three swings, three misses for Sir Nick.
Jim Nantz on post-AFC Championship interview: “I was thinking, ‘Oh my god, I disobeyed, I was insubordinate, and I walked right into the...
"When he started to say the word 'Fight,' the f seemed to take a little longer than normal. I had a lot of thoughts racing through my mind."
Broadcasting worlds collide as Jim Nantz appears with Joe Buck on Fox’s U.S. Open coverage
Nantz on Fox seemed a bit weird but it was pretty cool.
Jim Nantz, on silence after Tiger’s winning Masters putt: “There wasn’t a chance in the world that I was going to say anything.”
Jim Nantz found that the best way to call the moment was to say nothing.
Virginia Tech coach Buzz Williams used his halftime interview to ask CBS to sub in Tony Romo on color commentary
"Is Nantz calling the game?" "He is." "Can we sub Tony Romo in for Coach so it's like NFL on Sunday with you, Nantz and Romo? Get Coach out of there!"
Tony Romo reportedly wants CBS to make him highest-paid sports analyst ever
Romo reportedly seeks $10 million per year from CBS.
CBS tried really hard to get a shot of a player’s Jim Nantz Collection logo this weekend
This was pretty damn egregious.
After Tony Romo wondered if Jim Nantz was jinxing Stephen Gostkowski, Romo’s mic went out for multiple plays
Romo's mic went off the air for a while, which funnily enough, came right after he wondered if Nantz jinxed Gostkowski.
