NFL on CBS lead analyst Tony Romo has long been revered for his ability to call out plays before they happen. Shan and RJ on 105.3 The Fan believe Romo should be revered for his ability to slip in sexual innuendos into the broadcast, and then questioned whether it was intentional.

After playing a clip of Romo saying fans of Cowboys running back Tony Pollard can’t deny that “size matters” the show wondered if Romo was making sexual innuendos on purpose.

“Is he smiling on the inside? I don’t know what kind of dude he is,” Shan Shariff said.

“Dude, yes. You can’t say ‘size matters’ and not giggle a little,” RJ Choppy said.

The show continued by playing a clip of Romo saying a running back “squirts through the hole”.

“I don’t think he’s trying with that one,” Shan stated.

“There are certain words you should just try to avoid,” new show member Bobby Belt added. “Squirt is one of them. A few weeks back, I was on with Reggie (Adetula) and he was describing the Bears uniforms — their orange uniforms — and he said they’re creamy. As soon as he said it, I just thought ‘That’s a word you shouldn’t use’. He said he meant creamsicle, but there are just words you shouldn’t use, and I think Romo should add ‘squirts’ to that list.”

Later in the broadcast, Jim Nantz asked Romo if Pollard “can handle that heavy load”, which Romo replied “I think he can handle that heavy load, Jim, just like you”.

After audible gasps and laughs, Shariff, Choppy, and Belt was certain it was purposeful.

After nearly two years, Paul Kuharsky is leaving Outkick.

The co-host of Outkick 360 announced on Twitter that he intends to direct his attention to his own website and expand the site’s podcasting lineup.

Kuharsky had been hosting alongside Jonathan Hutton and Chad Withrow since 2011. The show was originally airing on 104.5 The Zone in Nashville until joining Outkick in 2021.

Hutton and Withrow will continue hosting Outkick 360, while Kuharsky continues to provide regular coverage of the Tennessee Titans and the AFC South for his personal site.

One of Washington, D.C.’s signature morning shows will carry on for several more years.

The Sports Junkies will remain a part of 106.7 The Fan’s lineup moving forward. The show’s Instagram page revealed the contract extension is good for four years.

Hosts John Auville, Eric Bickel, Jason Bishop, and John-Paul Flaim are lifelong friends and have worked together on the show since 1996. The group has propelled 106.7 The Fan to the highest-rated sports station in the market by a wide margin.

The show has been simulcast on NBC Sports Washington since 2016. Additionally, the show can be heard daily on Sports Radio 910 The Fan in Richmond, Virginia.

With the new extension, The Sports Junkies will continue to be heard from 5:00-10:00 AM through 2026.