Hello again, everyone, and welcome to Inside the Birds.

It's Adam Kaplan and our intrepid beat reporter, the one and only, Andrew DeCechko.

Andrew, welcome back, my friend.

Adam, it's great to be with you.

A lot going on this time of year.

Yeah, we're just technically over two weeks. It's really two weeks and a day until the draft.

It's kind of moved along here. We've got the pro day workouts are almost all day over.

The pre-jave visits are in full swing. They're almost over.

So yeah, you know, the theme of this show, Andrew, is we want to take a look at some potential

three-day targets for your day three, which is rounds four through seven. I've been around so long

when I first started covering league, the entire draft was in one day. And then they smartly split it up.

Day one is obviously first

round. Day two is two to three, and then day three is four through seven. But Jeff and I

in our regular show have been talking about Andrew how lately how he has not hit well on the third

day picks. He's been phenomenal mostly on first and second round picks,

particularly first round. But third day picks, he's got to do better. Just overall, we'll go

into it. And there have been some hits, but some misses as well. You're not, it's third day.

They're not supposed to come in at start. But what are your thoughts since Siriani and how

I've been working together for the, over the five years about this third day picks they've made?

Yeah, really, except for the J-1 Rager year, I think Hallie Roseman has done a really strong job, especially rounds one through three.

As you mentioned on day three, there's a lot to be desired.

You look at the Anias Smith, the the john high towers um you kind of go down

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