Tony Romo’s legal situation has taken another turn after authorities filed three new citations against him.The former Dallas Cowboys quarterback was arrested on suspicion of operating a vehicle while under the influence (OWI) in Milwaukee in July, and eight days later was placed on indefinite leave by CBS Sports, the network he has worked for as an NFL analyst since 2017.Tony Romo has been placed on indefinite leave by CBS Sports with no time frame for his returnBody-camera footage obtained at the time went viral and showed Romo explaining that he had been coming from a golf tournament and was heading toward his hometown to see family.He had difficulty with some of the exercises during the field sobriety test and was taken into custody and eventually released.Romo has been ordered to appear in court on September 21, where, if found guilty, he could have his driver’s license suspended and be subject to paying a fine.Tony Romo camp issues statement after three new citations filedAnd now, according to TMZ, the Milwaukee County Sheriff’s Office filed three new citations on on Thursday, August 27 related to that July traffic stop.They are for first offense operating while intoxicated, possession of an open intoxicant in a motor vehicle, and unsafe passing on the right. Romo had previously received a citation for performing poorly on the field sobriety tests.Now, Romo, via a spokesperson from his camp, has publicly addressed the situation for the first time since the three new citations were issued/Via TMZ, the spokesperson said: “Tony accepts full responsibility for his actions and has taken proactive steps to ensure that this isolated civil matter is properly resolved.”“We are working with local authorities to bring this matter to a close and we are communicating with CBS about next steps,” the spokesperson said.Romo has four years left on his CBS contract, worth $72 million.Romo has faced three new citations and his camp has issued a statement for the first timeGettyJ.J. Watt has been elevated and will now replace Romo for the time beingGettyFollowing his suspension, J.J. Watt has been promoted into the lead booth alongside alongside Jim Nantz and Tracy Wolfson, setting up another rivalry with Tom Brady.CBS is promoting Ross Tucker to Watt’s former team, alongside Ian Eagle and Evan Washburn, for at least the first two weeks of the season.Watt primed to take Romo’s position long-termIt remains to be seen how the Romo situation plays out, but according to The Athletic’s Andrew Marchand, Watt is in pole position to take his role long-term.“It’s definitely a tryout. I do think there’s a very good chance he’s a long-term answer,” Marchand said this week on SportsWrap with Jason Page. “[CBS Sports president David] Berson hired him, and he did well with Ian Eagle. We’ll see how he does with Jim Nantz.”Marchand also said that he still does not expect Romo to return to the network.“I would say more likely he’s not back, as opposed to him returning.”It’s a sentiment Boomer Esiason, formerly of The NFL Today, voiced several weeks ago.“If I had to guess, purely speculation given what’s going on right now, I would think it’s over,” he said. “He may end up going somewhere else and getting things straightened out.”Watt, meanwhile, has been elevated in difficult circumstances, but recognizes it’s an oppurtunity he had to take with both hands. “This is not the circumstances that you want something like this to happen under in,” the legendary defensive lineman told the Dan Patrick Show. “Anytime you get an opportunity in any booth, it’s an incredible opportunity.“So, working alongside such a legendary crew, Jim Nantz, Houston connection and everything he’s done calling some of my stuff in my career.“And also just his Hall of Fame career and Tracy and everybody. For me it’s just a great opportunity that I am really really excited about.”