Watch 'Brothers Of The Legacy' Saturday Night At 7:00

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The new documentary Brothers Of The Legacy airs at 7:00 this Saturday night on NBC-4. It's the story of Sam Huff and Sonny Jurgensen, from their time as players up to today, and it is absolutely terrific. Sometimes things like this only appeal to people of a certain age -- people who remember the events from the first time around, usually -- but Sonny and Sam have been there for Redskins fans in one role or another pretty much forever, and this documentary has a correspondingly broad appeal.

It's a chance to hear Sonny and Sam's story from the guys themselves, as well as from the people who know them best, including Billy Kilmer, Frank Herzog, Larry Michael, and Daniel Snyder, along with many others. And if you're a Redskins fan, it's really worth watching.

Thought it was really good, the end had me cracking up, Sam Huff is such a nut.

Man this is the stuff I miss in the DC local media. I miss the area.

I enjoyed it too. They make a great team.

On that subject...
I like to listen to the radio and watch the game on TV, but have had a hard time over the past couple years with the time delay. The TV can be as much as 20 seconds ahead of the radio broadcast. And it's not consistant.

I have tried listening over the internet but it was worse.

The best I have been able to do is watch the game on tivo and pause it until they sync. But then when commercials come on they are off timing again.

How do you listen?

I'm 50/50 crazy. I much rather listen to the radio with the TV, but as you said the delay is really bad and unfortunately I don't have a DVR with FiOS so I cannot pause and wait for it to lineup correctly.

Usually I just watch the game and listen to the audio, but if it's Joe Buck, I will automatically mute the TV. I cannot stand the man at all, he is anti-D.C with a passion. From listening to him with Nationals games as well as the Redskins game, it just makes me blood pressure rise.

Though I do love hearing him after we comeback and win. Redskins in 06 against the Cowboys and the Nationals this year against the Mets. Both times he's sat there and acted like we didn't have a shot in hell and we pulled it out.

Is the Sirius broad cast worse or better as far as the delay? Or has anyone tried it yet over regular terrestrial radio.

I just have regular radio, using the good ol ESPN 980 haha.

I had to ask. I can't get 980am down here in SC. ;)