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WRCO Morning Sports

WRCO Sports · Wed Jan 31, 2024

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Former Western Michigan coach Tim Lester has been hired to turn around Iowa's underperforming

offense.

Lester replaces coach Kirk Farrant, son, Brian Farrant, who finished this past season on

the staff after athletic director Beth Goats told him in late October that he wouldn't

return in 2024.

The 46-year-old Lester spent a year as a senior analyst for the Green Bay Packers.

Also, when speaking of the Green Bay Packers, he's not there yet, but a lot of work, a

done by Packer-Wookie-wide receiver Don Tavian Wix, reminds them of all pro Devonte Adams.

The metrics back it up.

Wix only played about a third of Green Bay's offensive snaps, but he made that work.

Football Focus reports no NFL player had a higher percentage of routes versus man coverage

that created separation from a defender.

That was where Adams magic resided.

He could simply get open.

The big question is whether the Packers keep him on the field so he can realize the potentially

is shown from this point on.

Coming up tonight, the Milwaukee Bucks are on the road trying to bounce back from their

loss on the road at Denver.

They will be in Portland taking on Damien Lillard's former team.

It will be a late game tonight, a nine o'clock tip off over on WRC, EM 1450 FM 107.7.

The Seattle Seahawks are hiring Baltimore Ravens defensive coordinator Mike McDonald as

their new head coach, a person informed the decision to the AP.

The person or excuse me, when it comes to this pickup, McDonald, 36 spent the past two

years running Baltimore's defense, including this past season where the Ravens finished

the NFL's best regular season record and reach the AFC championship game before losing

to Kansas City and also in sports Kyle Shanahan's offense is mimicked throughout the NFL

as his innovative schemes are utilized by teams throughout the league.

His former assistants are spread around the league as coordinators and head coaches as

the Shanahan offense has become one of the most predominant ones in today's game.

All that's missing for Shanahan is the championship that painfully alluded him as a coordinator

in Atlanta.

And then again, in his first trip to the title with San Francisco, he gets another chance

February 11th when the Niners get a rematch against the Kansas City Chiefs in Las Vegas

for WRC Sports and Bo Henryx.