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Tony Romo's offseason just took a serious turn. The CBS NFL analyst and former Dallas Cowboys quarterback was arrested on suspicion of operating a vehicle while intoxicated. No further details have been released, but this is a significant story for one of the most prominent voices in the broadcast booth heading into the season.
Staying in Dallas, there's a notable front office move as the Cowboys add a familiar face to their coaching staff. Former quarterback Will Grier is joining as an offensive assistant, per a source who spoke to ESPN. Grier, who spent time bouncing around NFL rosters, now begins what could be a promising second chapter on the sideline.
And over in Cleveland, the Cavaliers are regrouping fast after LeBron James chose the Lakers over a return to Northeast Ohio. Reports suggest the Cavs were genuinely blindsided by that decision, and the front office is now pivoting hard toward what they believe is the best remaining free agent option available, a player with a championship ring and a forty-six million dollar price tag.
That's your play-by-play. Sports Desk, back to the booth.
