Chris contends the differential was a half-second.
Richards promises if one of the Long brothers "messes up, you'll hear about it."
Even this week.
On a typical Sunday, Howie always keeps one eye glued to a monitor ? or two ? showing his sons' games. He'd prefer to mostly avoid taking part in discussions about matchups involving the Rams and Bears.
And the Rams defensive end wells up with pride.
When Chris Long studies video of the opposing offensive line this week, searching for tendencies and vulnerabilities, he can't also help but notice strong plays by the Bears' right guard.
"Fox NFL Sunday" producer Bill Richards said Howie had agreed to be shown in the suite a couple of times during the game, but the camera won't be cutting to the father immediately after, say, Chris beats Kyle for a sack.
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Howie and Chris most appreciate Sunday's moment because of Kyle's unlikely presence in it.
There will be some of that between plays Sunday, too, he promised. Kyle plans to warn fellow rookie right tackle Jordan Mills, who will likely wrangle with Chris the most, what not to say to his brother.

Howie Long would normally be in a Los Angeles studio on a fall Sunday. His employer, Fox, insisted he take the day off, though Long will still briefly appear on air as the network televises the game. He'll go from commentator to interviewee, from analyzing the story to part of the story.
The Longs have about 40 friends and relatives flying in for the game. Howie and his wife will do an interview from the stadium during Fox's pregame show, when the elder Long would normally be opining on the afternoon's matchups.
Richards recalled how the boys used to visit the set in their Halloween costumes, and how pregame colleague Terry Bradshaw is like an uncle to them. Viewers will have to judge whether the personal ties of this game seem endearing or awkward on air.
He's such a natural, he was the 20th pick of the first round of this year's draft.
Long and younger brother Kyle play against each other for the first time Sunday, and their Hall of Fame father, Howie, will watch from a suite. The elder Long has always felt sympathy for another former NFL player, Archie Manning, when his quarterback sons face one another.
Kyle, listed at 6-foot-6 and 311 pounds, has started every game as a rookie for Chicago. Chris, 6-3, 270, has 48