Tony Romo

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American football player human quarterback sports commentator television personality

Tony Romo is a former NFL quarterback best known for his prolific passing career with the Dallas Cowboys and later work as a prominent football broadcaster.

Aliases (1)

Antonio Ramiro Romo ×1

Statements (48)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	American football player → human → quarterback → sports commentator → television personality →
awardReceived	Walter Payton Award →
becameStartingQuarterbackSeason	2006 →
broadcastingDebutNetwork	CBS Sports →
broadcastPartner	Jim Nantz →
broadcastRole	lead NFL game analyst →
collegeAttended	Eastern Illinois University →
collegeTeam	Eastern Illinois Panthers football →
countryOfCitizenship	United States of America →
dateOfBirth	1980-04-21 →
familyName	Romo →
fullName	Antonio Ramiro Romo →
givenName	Antonio →
hallOfFame	College Football Hall of Fame inductee class of 2021 →
highSchoolAttended	Burlington High School →
highSchoolLocation	Burlington, Wisconsin, United States →
jerseyNumber	9 →
knownFor	high passer rating during regular seasons → late-game comebacks → predictive play-calling as a broadcaster → prolific passing with the Dallas Cowboys →
league	National Football League →
nflDebutSeason	2004 →
nflDebutTeam	Dallas Cowboys →
notableGame	2006 NFC Wild Card Game vs. Seattle Seahawks (botched field goal hold) →
passingTouchdownsCareer	over 240 →
passingYardsCareer	over 34000 →
placeOfBirth	San Diego, California, United States →
playedFor	Dallas Cowboys →
positionPlayed	quarterback →
proBowlSelection	2006 → 2007 → 2009 → 2014 →
retiredFromPlaying	2017 →
sibling	Jossalyn Romo →
signedAsUndraftedFreeAgentBy	Dallas Cowboys →
sport	American football →
spouse	Candice Crawford →
teamRecordHeld	Dallas Cowboys franchise record for career completions → Dallas Cowboys franchise record for career passing attempts → Dallas Cowboys franchise record for career passing touchdowns → Dallas Cowboys franchise record for career passing yards →
undraftedYear	2003 →

Referenced by (4)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Super Bowl LIII →	colorCommentator
Dallas Cowboys–New York Giants rivalry →	featuresNotablePlayers
Tony Romo ("Antonio Ramiro Romo") →	fullName
Eastern Illinois University →	hasAlumni