Leave your feedback Share Copy URL https://eevb.net/video/pB3e4gr36ak.html Email Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Pinterest Tumblr Share on Facebook Share on Twitter The remarkable moment Tony Romo insists on completing stretching exercises before taking a police [DFMQFMubzRg] Health Updated on August 05, 2026 EDT — Published on August 05, 2026 EDT The remarkable moment Tony Romo insists on completing stretching exercises before taking a police sobriety test has emerged in police bodycam footage following his arrest last week. The former Dallas Cowboys quarterback was arrested for OWI after getting pulled over on a Milwaukee interstate and then performing 'poorly' on a field sobriety test. Remarkable footage of a rambling and glassy-eyed Romo failing the tests was obtained by The Daily Mail on Tuesday night, during which he complains of back pain and informs officers of his 'two back surgeries' a number of times. The 46-year-old, who is now paid $18m-a-year to be CBS' lead NFL color analyst, also complains that he was in pain while sitting in the back of the police car and pleads with officers to let him relieve some tension. Before starting the series of exercises, Romo can be seen leaning up against the hood of the police car and stretching out his back. 'Go ahead dude,' the female officer tells him. 📷 Milwaukee County Sheriff's Office #bodycam #dui #crime #nfl #sports CSqeItaBuxA YxUMhzSGWX6 68YOl4PAjgq WhRcl8lBpYo 7b2feLWOtJI
The remarkable moment Tony Romo insists on completing stretching exercises before taking a police sobriety test has emerged in police bodycam footage following his arrest last week. The former Dallas Cowboys quarterback was arrested for OWI after getting pulled over on a Milwaukee interstate and then performing 'poorly' on a field sobriety test. Remarkable footage of a rambling and glassy-eyed Romo failing the tests was obtained by The Daily Mail on Tuesday night, during which he complains of back pain and informs officers of his 'two back surgeries' a number of times. The 46-year-old, who is now paid $18m-a-year to be CBS' lead NFL color analyst, also complains that he was in pain while sitting in the back of the police car and pleads with officers to let him relieve some tension. Before starting the series of exercises, Romo can be seen leaning up against the hood of the police car and stretching out his back. 'Go ahead dude,' the female officer tells him. 📷 Milwaukee County Sheriff's Office #bodycam #dui #crime #nfl #sports CSqeItaBuxA YxUMhzSGWX6 68YOl4PAjgq WhRcl8lBpYo 7b2feLWOtJI