In 1981, DeFo started down the path of a 25 year on air romance with South Florida sports fans. As Miami expanded from a one pro franchise Dolphins town to the Heat, Panthers and Marlins, Jeff DeForrest and his sports talk audience grew with the city.
His career came full circle in October 2007 as DeFo returned to his NewsTalk roots, joining the 850 WFTL Morning News Team. Today, DeFo anchors mornings on 640 AM Sports. This run promises to be his best ever as he is surrounded by the best talent in the business and a loyal fan base that is second to none.

In 1984, Lesley joined CBS Sports and The NFL Today. In 1992, she became the first and only woman to date to handle the Super Bowl Trophy Presentations. Lesley joined ABC and ESPN in 1994, where she became the first female cast member on Monday Night Football. One year later she became the first woman to report for the network from the sideline of a Super Bowl.
In 2000, Lesley returned to CBS, where she continues to work today, covering the NFL and college basketball. She was the first woman to receive the Pro Football Hall of Fame’s Pete Roselle Radio-Television award. Lesley is married to sportscaster Dick Stockton, who calls games for both Fox and Turner Sports.

“ANGRY”Adam Barron is the Executive Producer of The First Team.  He was born and raised in Hollywood, FL, where he grew up living and dying with all the local sports teams. The University of Florida graduate started on the airwaves of WRUF-AM, broadcasting Gators Softball, hosting a sports talk show and anchoring sports updates.  He also graced the sports anchor chair at WUFT-TV in Gainesville where he was the Sports Director. 
Following college he went to NBC Sports in New York City before becoming the play-by-play voice of the Bradenton Juice Baseball club, an independent professional team in Bradenton, FL.  Then it was on to the home of golf at The Golf Channel in Orlando where his favorite moment was getting to cover the 2008 Masters Tournament in Augusta, GA.

Every weekday morning, Erik “The Red” Lengyel takes his place at the controls of The First Team.  He is the technical ringmaster for the 3 hour circus that takes place from 6a-9a on WFTL 640 Sports.
Born in the swamps of New Orleans, Erik is a rabid Saints fan as well as a veteran of many a Mardi Gras.  At the age of 6, the Lengyel family moved to Hollywood, Florida.  As young Erik grew up, the South Florida lifestyle suited him well; sunshine, beaches, bikini clad girls everywhere. This was home!
While attending Hollywood Hills High, Erik lettered in football, spring break and wrestling.  It was here that Erik discovered the importance of the gym and pumping iron; on the field against your opponents or on Fort Lauderdale beach chillin with the ladies.
Erik was Defo’s technical director in 2002 during his first stay at WFTL where they developed an on air chemistry.  That’s also where the nickname Erik “The Red”, based on the pillaging viking, was born.