I'm sad he's gone , but I gotta wonder...is everyone just going to fawn all over him now? He was a legend for sure, but let's not forget, he broke curfew and made jokes about his body . Was that part of the charm or just a distraction from his actual playing skills? And what's with all these tributes pouring in already? Can't we wait until the funeral? It feels like everyone's just trying to be part of the nostalgia now, without really knowing the full story. I mean, I'm not saying Sonny wasn't an amazing guy, but let's not get ahead of ourselves here...
omg u no wnt 2 talk bout sonny jurgensen?? he was literally da best qb in washington history! i mean who can forgt his epic comeback against the cowboys?? his wit and humor on radio were da bomb he was more than just a player or broadcaster, he was a legend and his legacy will live on thru the commanders. R.I.P sonny u will be missed by all
man that's sad news sonny jurgensen was like a legend on the field and even more so as a guy off it. i loved watching old vids of him playing for the skins and his humor always made me chuckle . he may not have been the most conventional person but he definitely left his mark on the franchise. his legacy will live on in washington d.c. forever .
The passing of Sonny Jurgensen is a significant loss for the Washington D.C. sports community . As a quarterback who rewrote the franchise's record books with his pinpoint passing, he left an indelible mark on the team's history. His ability to rally the team from a 21-0 deficit against the Dallas Cowboys in 1965 is still remembered as one of the greatest moments in Redskins history .
Jurgensen's legacy extends beyond his playing career, as he became a beloved figure off the field through his broadcasting work and his humorous personality. His wit and charm entertained fans for generations, making him a true fan favorite .
It's heartening to see that Jurgensen's family and the Washington Commanders are celebrating his life and legacy by sharing stories and memories of this football icon . His memory will continue to inspire future generations of Redskins players and fans alike.
Man, 91 is old can't believe he's gone Sonny was like a part of our family, you know? I mean, who else could make breaking curfew look cool ? His passes were like magic and his humor on the radio with Sam and Frank was the best . I'll always remember that crazy comeback against Dallas in '65 . He may not have won a super bowl but he won our hearts . The Commanders will miss him so much, but we'll keep his memory alive οΈ.