Tony Gonzalez is leaving CBS as the network tries to land Tony Romo Dallas Cowboys and Jerry Jones will regret releasing Tony Romo | SPEAK FOR YOURSELF Former Kansas City Chiefs and Atlanta Falcons tight end Tony Gonzalez spent 17 seasons in the NFL. But the soon-to-be Hall of Famer is leaving his role as a studio analyst on The NFL Today at CBS after just three seasons. I have had an incredible and rewarding three years at CBS and wish it could be more, but traveling to New York each week during the season is not what is best for my family at this time, Gonzalez said in a statement. Sports Illustrated"s Richard Deitsch was first to report the news. Gonzalez, who lives in Los Angeles, hopes to remain in broadcasting. He was hired back in February 2014 along with former linebacker Bart Scott as part of a shake-up at CBS that also saw the exit of Hall of Famers Dan Marino and Shannon Sharpe. CBS isnt the only network that is messing with the lineup on its Sunday NFL pre-game sho...