Jurgensen, who announced his retirement on Thursday, helped the Redskins’ three-man broadcast team with Sam Huff and Frank Herzog become an institution.

He was set to be a superstar. But Jurgensen lived an active night-life and he missed half the 1963 season with an injury, and even though he had led the league again in 1962 in passing yardage and ...

Jurgensen was one of the NFL's premier quarterbacks during the 1960s ... NFL News & Highlights; Commanders to retire Sonny Jurgensen's No. 9 jersey against Cowboys in Week 18 ...

The Washington Commanders announced they are going to retire Hall of Fame and franchise legend Sonny Jurgensen’s famous No. 9 jersey.

Washington player and broadcast legend Sonny Jurgensen, who's been with the franchise 55 years, will be the 4th player to have his jersey permanently retired. Skip Navigation.

The 1970 Topps NFL Sonny Jurgensen is a prime example of how scarcity drives the sports card market and with only 3 PSA 10s known to exist. When it comes to the world of sports card collecting ...

Sonny Jurgensen became the fourth player in franchise history to have his number retired, joining Sammy Baugh, Sean Taylor and Bobby Mitchell. At halftime, the Commanders unveiled a giant “Thank ...

Chris Cooley knows greatness when he sees it and he readily has praised Sonny Jurgensen over the years. The two-time Pro Bowl tight end out of Utah State was a Redskin from 2004-2012 and then was ...

The 1970 Topps Sonny Jurgensen card (No. 200) is one of the most sought-after in the set for several reasons. First, it was among the first football cards issued after the AFL-NFL merger, marking ...

The No. 9 is going out of circulation in Washington. The Commanders announced on Tuesday that they will retire former quarterback Sonny Jurgensen’s No. 9 in a ceremony during the team’s Week 18 home ...