One NFL fan really liked having Watt in the booth and considers it a big upgrade over Romo. The fan posted online, "J.J. Watt is a big upgrade over Tony Romo for @CBSSports. He's speculative, assertive, and telling us things we can't see. He also brings a nice dose of levity when needed."

Jim Nantz drew a fierce wave of backlash online after he was seemingly caught not paying attention to J.J. Watt as the pair get used to working together in the No. 1 CBS broadcast booth

CBS put Romo, who was stopped by police just up the road on Interstate 43 in Wisconsin, on leave and replaced him alongside Jim Nantz on its top crew with JJ Watt. The former star defensive end’s stock skyrocketed in his first season on the No. 2 team with Ian Eagle, and he very well could stay on the top team with another strong performance.

The spotlight has been on Jim Nantz this season, especially with his CBS colleague Tony Romo still away from the booth and JJ Watt stepping in as his new broadcast partner. But during Sunday’s Pittsburgh Steelers-New England Patriots Week 2 matchup,

Tony Romo's arrest following an operating while intoxicated incident makes his timetable to return to the broadcast booth – and his CBS future – murky.

The CBS No. 1 NFL broadcasting team was on the call of the New England Patriots’ win over the Pittsburgh Steelers on Sunday. New England rebounded from a Week 1 loss to the Seattle Seahawks with an impressive home win over Pittsburgh, which was coming off a victory against Atlanta.

Romo was pulled over in his Jeep in Milwaukee on July 23 and later charged with OWI after performing poorly in sobriety tests, with humiliating bodycam footage of the incident quickly going viral.

Tony Romo's earliest return to the NFL on CBS would be Week 4 of the season, as the network posted game announcer assignments for Weeks 2 and 3.

Tony Romo is still on the CBS sideline. The network announced its NFL broadcast teams for the next two weeks and the 46-year-old is not listed. JJ Watt, Romo’s replacement, remains on the No. 1 team as an analyst alongside Jim Nantz and Tracy Wolfson.

The Dallas Cowboys started the season with a demoralizing loss to the New York Giants, but they got back on track with a divisional win on Sunday.