ARLINGTON, Texas — Tony Romo’s pristine reputation as a broadcaster is his uncanny ability to predict plays, but he’s extended his talents as a forecaster to the actual games themselves.
In the early moments of the Dallas Cowboys game against the Cincinnati Bengals on Sunday in Arlington, the ex-Cowboys QB turned CBS NFL analyst said he thought his former team would win the game.
It sounded a bit homer-ish. The Cowboys were 7.5-point underdogs, and started backup quarterback Cooper Rush.
