Tony Romo has his post playing NFL football career figured out. He went right from the playing field to the broadcasting booth. He seemed to be a natural at it. People have enjoyed listening to him add his knowledge to broadcasting an NFL game. CBS struck gold when they put Tony Romo in the broadcast booth. Now they are willing to pay Romo for what he has brought to the broadcasts.
Turns out that some people can be good at more than one thing. Funny how that works. No reason to hate on that person.
Tony Romo made over $120 million in his playing career. That is a pretty nice sum to make. He is going to end up making more as a broadcaster. While I think these sums of money are pretty crazy. It is what the market will bear.
When the news of what CBS was going to pay Romo started to come out. The collective minds of all the NFL players and others exploded. It was a very interesting reaction to someone getting paid for what they do very well.
JP Finlay @JPFinlayNBCS Tony Romo is gonna make $17M a year to talk about football and people are surprised actual football players want to make $20M a year.
A few Thoughts on Money and Tony Romo
- When you get to high paying jobs or pretty much any job. People get paid exactly what someone is willing to pay and what someone is willing to take.
- What Broadcasters make has nothing to do with the CBA. The Broadcasters are not paid by the NFL. They buy the right to broadcast the NFL and then sell advertising to make money. If they see that having an announcer like Tony Romo brings up their ratings then yes CBS is going to put out money to keep him. If they don’t then someone else will.
- Players should be happy Romo is getting this kind of pay. If a network is willing to pay him that much that means they are bringing in some huge numbers which will lead to the NFL charging them more for the rights to the games. This will mean more money going into the pool to pay the players.
- Don’t worry about the money someone else was able to get. What they get paid has nothing to do with what you get paid.
This was the comment that made me chuckle the most.
Thank you that’s why we shouldn’t sign the new CBA agreement no way the announcer should be making more then 90% of the players 🤷🏾♂️🤓 #No https://t.co/b7I4N8UzY0
— Michael Thomas (@Cantguardmike) February 29, 2020
This coming from a player that signed a $100 million contract with $61 million of that guaranteed. If you are really that worried about how much your fellow players are making take less and let your fellow players get paid more. Oh you don’t want to do that? You earned that money so you want to keep it? I have no problem with that. Tony Romo is in the same situation. He asked they paid. It is what he is then worth.
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