"Near the end of the first quarter of the game, the Chiefs were driving down the field when Romo thought a Bills player committed a defensive penalty. Upon watching the replay, Romo noted that there were actually multiple violations by the Bills on the play. And you'll see right here: pulled, Romo said in reference to the Bills defender holding the Chiefs receiver, and then another hold right there. I think it was a little uh When Romo tried to hold that uh, what came out sounded like a combination of struggle and then relief."
"Perhaps unsurprisingly, many of the responses to the clip joked about the crude scenarios in which such a sound would be made. For those who are familiar with that Romo brings to the broadcast booth, the moment was virtually inevitable. Since getting into broadcasting several years ago, Romo has developed a reputation of letting out a series of weird noises to voice his uncertainty. It's since become a running joke. "Ohhhhh.eeeeeeeee..uuuuuuuahhhhhh..I DON'T KNOW JIM" Tony Romo Barry (@BarryOnHere) January 15, 2023"
Tony Romo, a CBS analyst and former NFL quarterback, made an awkward vocal reaction while calling the Bills vs. Chiefs game in Buffalo. Romo identified multiple defensive holds on a Chiefs play while reviewing the replay and attempted to describe the infractions live. The vocalization that followed sounded like a mix of struggle and relief and drew attention from viewers. Social media users joked about crude interpretations of the noise. Romo has established a pattern of emitting unusual noises during broadcasts, and those noises have become a recurring, well-known element of his commentary style.
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