"I’ve sat in during hundreds of production meetings and pitches as Executive Producers tout their launch of the next “big thing.” That being, a new show, a new segment or a new feature. Content curators are constantly in creative mode for the next “big thing”. 70% however, of the next “big things” fail and end up getting cancelled. And most often it’s not the thing (the show) that is the failure. The TV talent presenting the thing on the air, is the real failure." That st

This past July, CBS Sports announced it has hired former Cowboys quarterback Tony Romo. Romo will replace 19-year vet Phil Simms and will be paired with play-by-play man Jim Nantz. This hire immediately installs Romo on CBS’s number one broadcast team covering NFL games, the NFL on CBS. This is a lofty and coveted job in sports broadcasting to be a network’s number one NFL game analyst-color commentator. There are hundreds of former players who strongly desired to succeed