MegaTony Romo has largely stayed out of the headlines since retiring from the NFL nearly a decade ago, but the former Dallas Cowboys quarterback is now making news for a very different reason.The 46-year-old CBS Sports analyst was arrested Thursday night in Milwaukee on suspicion of operating while intoxicated (OWI), according to the Milwaukee County Sheriffs Office. Romo was reportedly stopped while driving on southbound Interstate 43 after deputies observed signs of impaired driving. Authorities said he was unable to complete standard field sobriety tests before being taken into custody. He was later booked and released.MegaThe arrest marks the first known legal issue for Romo, who has maintained a relatively low profile since retiring from the NFL in 2017 and transitioning into broadcasting. As the lead NFL analyst for CBS Sports, hes become one of footballs most recognizable television personalities, earning praise for his game analysis after spending 14 seasons as quarterback of the Dallas Cowboys.The incident reportedly happened while Romo was back in his home state of Wisconsin, where he grew up and has remained active in the golf community. According to reports, he had recently competed in the Wisconsin State Amateur golf tournament before his arrest.Under Wisconsin law, a first-offense OWI is generally treated as a civil offense rather than a criminal one, though offenders can still face fines and other penalties. Romo is scheduled to appear in court on Sept. 21.Neither Romo nor CBS Sports has publicly commented on the arrest at publication.Read More From InTouch WeeklyMeredith Marks Just Recreated One of Her Most Viral 'RHOSLC' Moments in Unexpected New VideoSimone Biles Undergoes Procedure One Month After Revealing She 'Almost' Lost Her LifeThe View's Alyssa Farah Griffin Reveals 'Real Source of Tension' in Marriage to Justin GriffinThis story Tony Romos Quiet Offseason Takes Shocking Turn With Reported OWI Arrest first appeared on InTouch Weekly. Follow InTouch Weekly on Yahoo so you dont miss whats coming next.