Former NFL star Tony Romo responds to broadcast criticism by WILDLY comparing himself to Tiger Woods and Patrick Mahomes

Nationwide, football enthusiasts are getting ready for yet another Super Bowl celebration. The San Francisco 49ers and the Kansas City Chiefs will play in Super Bowl LVIII in Las Vegas this coming Sunday. There will be a number of well-known people present, including Tony Romo, who will serve as an analyst for the broadcast boost.

2016 saw the former quarterback for the Dallas Cowboys retire from competition. In 2017, he would soon begin working as CBS Sports’ primary analyst. He was praised by the fans in the beginning, but since then, he has received a lot of criticism for his broadcast. Now, in response, Romo has made outrageous comparisons between himself and Tiger Woods and Patrick Mahomes.

As the current MVP and champion of the Super Bowl twice, Mahomes hopes to add another championship this coming weekend. However, a lot of people believe that Woods is the best golfer to ever play on a green.

Tiger Woods will present a new apparel line prior to the 2024 Genesis Invitational.
Tiger Woods’ separation from Nike has been a big subject in the golf world this year. After more than 27 years of collaboration, the two made the decision to part ways. Since then, people have been curious about the 15-time major champion’s future plans.Woods appears to have landed a new sponsor as of late. The golf legend is anticipated to present his new clothing collection during a press conference on February 12th, according to Business of Fashion publications. Nevertheless, no brand is mentioned, so fans are left to conjecture once more.

It is still unclear which company will really acquire Woods. He and TaylorMade have been closely associated. The company’s application for the trademark “Sunday Red,” which is often used to characterize Woods on the last day of golf competitions because he has had a lot of success on that day while donning that hue, intensified the conversation.

Regarding Woods, he hasn’t made an appearance at any competitions this year. He is expected to participate in THE PLAYERS Championship in March, though, and then return to Augusta National to play in The Masters.

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