NFL broadcaster Tony Romo ripped officials for an offensive pass interference call on the Kansas City Chiefs' final drive of regulation on Sunday.

CBS Sports broadcaster Tony Romo didn't hold back after a controversial call on Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce.

Tony Romo did not seem impressed with Patrick Mahomes after the Chiefs quarterback tried to get a call against the Colts on Sunday.

The Chiefs pulled out a much-needed win over the Colts on Sunday in an overtime thriller that was riddled by penalties on both sides. One particular penalty in the Chiefs' 23-20 victory stood out to CBS announcer Tony Romo, who didn't hesitate taking a shot at the men in stripes for their bad judgment late in the game.

Tony Romo called this OPI on Travis Kelce "the worst call I have seen all year" The play nullified the Hunt gain as it was called offensive pass interference against Kelce and was enforced half the distance to the goal, pinning the Chiefs back to their own three-yard line for a first down and 13 with 4:43 remaining in regulation.

Travis Kelce rushed into the end zone for his 85th career touchdown against the Indianapolis Colts… but his celebrations were short lived. The legendary tight end took a first-quarter snap

There are growing concerns about CBS Sports analyst Tony Romo amid his $180 million contract before the Chiefs-Colts game.

Week 12 wasn't exactly the best showing for the NFL's refs, and CBS' Tony Romo was quick to point that out during Sunday's broadcast. The Kansas City Chiefs were able to save a season on the brink by beating the 8-2 Colts in overtime after being down multiple scores in the fourth quarter.

Former Dallas Cowboys star quarterback Tony Romo left everyone cringing after a CBS incident on Thanksgiving last year during a game between the Detroit Lions and the Detroit Lions