What happened: CBS Sports announced Thursday that Watt will continue calling the network's top NFL broadcasts alongside play-by-play announcer Jim Nantz and sideline reporter Tracy Wolfson. Watt originally stepped into the lead booth on July 31 when CBS placed Tony Romo on leave.

Why it matters: The agreement locks in CBS's marquee broadcast trio less than three weeks after the network parted ways with Romo following his no-contest DUI plea. Securing Watt on a multi-year commitment removes any midseason uncertainty in the lead booth for the remainder of the 2026 NFL slate.

What to watch: Watt, Nantz, and Wolfson continue their regular-season broadcast assignments in CBS's marquee Sunday window.