You don't want it, you don't need it, but you're going to get it anyway.

The Kevin Sheehan Show, here's Kevin.

George Allen was the fire with comeback fever.

A fever fueled on by the searing darts from his ace, Sonny Jurgensen.

With less than 20 seconds remaining and no more timeouts,

Sonny had one last chance.

Number 38, Larry Smith barely crossed the imaginary plane of the end zone

to complete a 2017 Washington victory.

The win was but further evidence of the sheer greatness of a healthy Christian Adolf Sonny Jurgensen.

That highlight from NFL films with Pat Summerall narrating came from a game in 1974,

a game that Sonny always called his personal Super Bowl.

The show's presenting sponsor, as always, Windonation, 86690 Nation,

windownation.com if you need new windows. As most of you know by now, I'm sure Sonny Jurgensen

passed away at the age of 91 years old, his family announced earlier this morning. Simply put, Sunny's an all-time beloved Redskin Giant.

I would put Rigo right there with him at the top of that list.

Darrell Green, Art Monk, not that far behind.

But Sunny's always been at the top of that list.

That list of the most adored, the most

cherished Redskins of all time. Top of that list really for any athlete in the history of our city

when it comes to being treasured and loved the way he was. It was a sad day today to find out about his passing, but it's also a day to celebrate

quite a life. And helping me do that will be Ernie Bauer on the show with me today. Ernie was a

close friend for decades with Sonny Jurgensen. Ernie, of course, a legend in his own right in the TV business

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