**Tony Romo Faces Criticism During Bills vs. Jaguars Commentary**
Former Dallas Cowboys quarterback Tony Romo has come under fire for his commentary during the Buffalo Bills’ playoff victory over the Jacksonville Jaguars. The 45-year-old revealed that he was dealing with an unspecified illness during the game, stating, “We had a bunch of guys sick, we were just grinding through it. You’re not going to miss a playoff game. It’s too much fun.”
Romo’s broadcast began on a confusing note as he referred to the Bills as both an “overdog” and “underdog.” He expressed uncertainty about the game’s outcome, saying, “I don’t think we’ve ever seen it where it’s like, who’s going to win? Ummmm, I don’t know! I’m pretty good at football knowledge and I don’t know. Today’s going to be very telling, though, because Jacksonville is a complete football team.”
Despite the criticism, Romo emphasized his commitment to providing an enjoyable viewing experience. “I think anytime you’re in a position like we are, we’re on the air for three-and-a-half hours. You’re always trying to do the best you can,” he explained. “There’s always going to be moments where there’s great stuff, and then other stuff. It’s just part of being in your position.”
Romo, who initially impressed fans with his ability to predict plays during his debut, has faced increasing scrutiny in recent seasons. He will have an opportunity to improve his performance as he is set to commentate on the Bills-Denver Broncos AFC Divisional Round matchup on Saturday at 4:30 p.m. ET. Romo signed a lucrative 10-year, $180 million contract with CBS in 2020, which may come under review if his commentary does not enhance.
As the playoffs continue, fans and analysts alike will be watching closely to see if Romo can regain his former glory as a game analyst.
**FAQ**
*What did Tony Romo say about his performance during the game?*
Tony Romo acknowledged the criticism he received and mentioned that he was dealing with an illness during the broadcast, emphasizing his goal to make the viewing experience enjoyable for fans.
