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Romo Confuses Quarterbacks in Season Opener Broadcast

CBS analyst Tony Romo mistakenly called Green Bay quarterback Jordan Love “Jared Love” during the Lions-Packers season opener Sunday at Lambeau Field.

The broadcasting error occurred less than three minutes into the NFL’s Week 1 matchup between Detroit and Green Bay. Romo, working alongside play-by-play announcer Jim Nantz for CBS’s top broadcast team, blended the names of opposing quarterbacks Jordan Love and Jared Goff while calling the Packers’ opening drive.

Fan Reaction Swift on Social Media

NFL viewers immediately noticed the mistake, flooding social media platforms with reactions to the $18 million-per-year broadcaster’s gaffe. “Tony Romo referred to Jarred Love. Season starting strong for the $18M a year broadcaster,” wrote one fan on social media.

The error highlighted ongoing scrutiny of Romo’s broadcasting performance. Multiple fans posted about the mistake, with one asking “who is jared love?” while another noted Romo “keeps calling this man Jared Love”.

Context of the Broadcast

The Lions-Packers game marked CBS’s featured late-afternoon matchup, broadcast nationally except in Los Angeles and Houston markets. This represented Romo’s first game call of the 2025 NFL season alongside his regular broadcast partners Nantz and sideline reporter Tracy Wolfson.

Despite the early verbal stumble, the game proceeded with Love completing a touchdown pass to Tucker Kraft on Green Bay’s opening drive. The Packers defense also forced Detroit into a three-and-out to start the contest.

Romo signed a 10-year, $180 million extension with CBS in 2020, making him one of the highest-paid sports broadcasters. The former Dallas Cowboys quarterback has faced increasing criticism in recent seasons for various on-air mistakes and commentary style changes since his acclaimed broadcasting debut in 2017.