Lesley recognized by legendary chronicler Richard Johnson, author of 23 books, as one of his favorite authors joining names like Roger Ebert, Bob Ryan and Nora Ephron.
Lesley writes about being the first woman to cover the NFL as a beat for the Boston Globe in 1976. Read about what it was like back then, when there were no provisions for equality.
At a $65 million home on Star Island in Miami, celebrities included Jamie Foxx, Producer Michael Bay (“Transformers” “Pearl Harbor,” “Armageddon” and “The Rock”), Cuba Gooding, Jr. and Bryan Cranston, along with NFL Hall of Famers.
USA TODAY selected the top 50 broadcasters in league history, chosen by accomplishment, reputation, longevity, significance and, admittedly, personal preference. Lesley Visser is number 17 on this distinguished list.
Lesley contributes to CNBC season premiere of American Greed where Anthony Gignac, the fake Saudi Prince, makes his faux-royal presence known in an exclusive Florida enclave, captivating the residents with his wealth and charm.