Tim Lester, offensive coordinator for the Iowa Hawkeyes, joins the ANF Podcast for a 90-minute deep dive into the Shanahan/West Coast offense he's installed in Iowa City. This is the conversation we've spent two years building toward — every unanswered question about why he runs what he runs, how he game-plans, and how he organizes his call sheet.
Tim breaks down the philosophy of making a defense "cover every blade of grass," why condensed splits are the secret to Iowa's top-5 red zone offense, and how the scheme forces linebackers out of downhill fits. We get into self-scouting and tendency-breaking, the art of building drives on the fly, launch points and quarterback footwork, and why this offense demands an NFL-caliber arm.
He shares the stories too: the 14-year-old D3 playoff connection between Tim and the hosts, dialing up "Cowboy" against Rutgers, the QB draw that broke Penn State, the two-point plays against Oregon he'd call again, the red zone pick in the bowl game that still stings, his year studying opposing play-callers in Green Bay, Mark's transformation from "Check-Down Charlie" to MVP of the East-West Shrine Game, and a wild XFL story involving a full bottle of Jack Daniels, JLo, and the end of the league.
If you love the X's and O's of modern offensive football, this is the one.
CHAPTERS //
00:00 Intro
00:51 The D3 Playoff Connection
05:43 Scouting Defenses & Analysts
08:55 Two Plays, Many Looks
12:30 Simplify vs. Complexify
13:59 Designing Play-Action
16:50 "Cowboy" vs. Running QBs
22:40 Self-Scouting Tendencies
26:30 Players Over Plays
33:55 Going Vertical in 2026
38:40 NFL & 13 Personnel
42:30 Building the Call Sheet
48:30 Footwork, Timing & Launch
54:30 Mark's Leap
59:20 Dictating Coverage
01:05:00 The Penn State Draw
01:08:00 Calls That Still Sting
01:13:00 Condensed Splits
01:18:30 Year One vs. Two
01:21:40 Wild XFL Stories
01:25:45 Wrap-Up
Listen on
Tim breaks down the philosophy of making a defense "cover every blade of grass," why condensed splits are the secret to Iowa's top-5 red zone offense, and how the scheme forces linebackers out of downhill fits. We get into self-scouting and tendency-breaking, the art of building drives on the fly, launch points and quarterback footwork, and why this offense demands an NFL-caliber arm.
He shares the stories too: the 14-year-old D3 playoff connection between Tim and the hosts, dialing up "Cowboy" against Rutgers, the QB draw that broke Penn State, the two-point plays against Oregon he'd call again, the red zone pick in the bowl game that still stings, his year studying opposing play-callers in Green Bay, Mark's transformation from "Check-Down Charlie" to MVP of the East-West Shrine Game, and a wild XFL story involving a full bottle of Jack Daniels, JLo, and the end of the league.
If you love the X's and O's of modern offensive football, this is the one.
CHAPTERS //
00:00 Intro
00:51 The D3 Playoff Connection
05:43 Scouting Defenses & Analysts
08:55 Two Plays, Many Looks
12:30 Simplify vs. Complexify
13:59 Designing Play-Action
16:50 "Cowboy" vs. Running QBs
22:40 Self-Scouting Tendencies
26:30 Players Over Plays
33:55 Going Vertical in 2026
38:40 NFL & 13 Personnel
42:30 Building the Call Sheet
48:30 Footwork, Timing & Launch
54:30 Mark's Leap
59:20 Dictating Coverage
01:05:00 The Penn State Draw
01:08:00 Calls That Still Sting
01:13:00 Condensed Splits
01:18:30 Year One vs. Two
01:21:40 Wild XFL Stories
01:25:45 Wrap-Up
Listen on
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