Fans were begging Tony Romo to stick to his day job after CBS analyst’s short rendition of “The Lion King’s” signature song on Thanksgiving.

There's always plenty of pomp and circumstance plus a fair deal of advertising during the NFL's Thanksgiving Day games. But CBS broadcaster Tony Romo's efforts to do a little singing during the broadcast is getting panned pretty hard.

Former quarterback Tony Romo was left red-faced after he attempted to sing The Lion King during Thursday's Thanksgiving showdown between the Detroit Lions and the Chicago Bears

If you’re watching any of the NFL games on CBS on Sunday in 2024 Week 12, you may notice an absence: There’s no Jim Nantz or Tony Romo on the mics anywhere for the network. Why is that the case?

The former quarterback was on co-commentary duties for Thursday's clash between the Detroit Lions and the Chicago Bears but left fans far from impressed with his latest antics

Tony Romo was on commentary duty for CBS as the Detroit Lions beat the Chicago Bears on Thanksgiving and left fans cringing.

Jim Nantz and Tony Romo have become synonymous with NFL broadcasts on CBS, captivating audiences since forming the network’s lead commentary duo in 2017. Known for their chemistry and ability to blend play-by-play narration with expert analysis,

Fawn over an NFL quarterback like Gollum and The Ring all day long, and sing. It’d been a while but Romo showcased those velvet pipes on Thursday during the Thanksgiving showdown between the Detroit Lions and Chicago Bears.