WRT1900AC - DHCP providing wrong addresses

Deployed a WRT1900AC to replace a Fios Actiontect Router. I set the WRT1900AC as the primary. I changed the subnet to 192.168.2.0/24 and setup another router to act as the WAN for the actiontec to get the Caller ID info and VOD info.
Everything works exactly as expected except my wifi is not giving out the correct dhcp addresses. If I look in the logs I see the correct offer and then another offer right after that with the wrong address and I can't understand it. Everything else is working perfect and if I configure statics for the wifi clients it works fine.
Here is the output of the log -
DHCP client logLAN IP address | MAC address | Timestamp | Message type
192.168.1.219
24:A2:E1:41:89:09
2014-08-04T18:39:23Z
Nak
192.168.1.219
24:A2:E1:41:89:09
2014-08-04T18:39:23Z
192.168.2.105
24:A2:E1:41:89:09
2014-08-04T18:39:22Z
Offer
undefined
24:A2:E1:41:89:09
2014-08-04T18:39:22Z
Discover

jgiordano wrote:
Changed the MAC of the wrt to the MAC of the actiontech, had vverizon release the ip. Yes otn into wrt1900. I'm not home to get the model of the actiontech.
Back end router getting 192.168.2.101. All the rules work for forwarding.
I am fairly certain it's not the actiontech or the be router giving out additional ips as it doesn't do it when I'm connected via wire OR the guest wifi is enabled and I connect to that. Only the 2 & 5 ghz networks.
I didn't have to change the MAC address of WRT for it to work.

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