Jason Leisure's still here.

Hello.

Jason Leisure.

I will fight Chris Emma in Starbucks.

I will fight him in a Panera, a Dunkin' Donuts, a Quiznos, a white hen, a Schlotskis.

Name the time, name the place.

I'll be there, Chris Emma.

Sounds good.

There's reporter for the Chicago Sun-Times.

I know if I write something really critical, I'm back in there next day and I will see that person face to face. So I better write responsibly. That doesn't mean pull punches. No. But that means what you write needs to be well supported and it shouldn't be something that you'd have a problem saying to that person's face. Jason Leisure. Today's game, no complaints.

What was it like for you to have your vision, everything that you've been trying to get

engineered here, materialized on the field?

Yeah, no, I mean, listen, the first two weeks have not gone the way we wanted to.

And, you know, it's early.

But we've got to get the issues fixed.

And I thought those guys were committed to that here this week.

And we had a good week of preparation.

And they came out and they played inspired football today.

And so good things happen when you're playing hard, you're playing physical,

and you're playing for the guy next to you.

And I thought that's what happened here today.

Jason Leisure with Spiegel and Holmes on 670 The Score.

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