Inside the Birds is back.

What's going on, everybody.

It's Jeff Mosher, Adam Kaplan, hard to believe, but we are one week away from the

NFL draft first round. Always,

always Adam, a big event for the NFL. And for the purposes of this podcast, a huge,

huge night in the last few years for the Eagles, because for the most part, and I've thought

about this, and I even went back through, I started covering the team in 05, you know,

middle of the Andy Reed era.

We'll start to get to the end of it. But I would say the eagle, we are in an era of the

Eagles doing the best job they've ever done since I've covered a team in the draft as far as

first round, day two. They could improve on day three. We talk about that. But day one, and for day two, I think it was Howie who said at the end of the season that he talked about 14 to 15 guys they've picked in the first three rounds or starters. The only one, Sidney Brown, is not even with the team anymore. That's a really good track record. And we're going to talk about that in this podcast. Yeah, we're going to get through we're actually going to talk about how he's turn around what we believe and from people we've

spoken to well i believe wouldn't have a pretty good idea of what's happened here and it's not

just one factor it's actually several agreed and it's funny um i forget who said it in our Patreon live stream on Wednesday.

It's one of the factors I wrote down is what someone brought up that he actually, and I don't know why, for like a decade, they ignored not just the SEC, but Georgia and Alabama, it was so bizarre.

Yeah.

And then, you know, people tease Howie about over-correcting sometimes mistakes,

but then they went absolutely crazy with Georgia.

It's just, I don't know why.

You can't really explain it.

Right.

But you can't say they were wrong.

They've actually done phenomenally well in the SEC. Again, I don't know. Right. But you can't say they were wrong. They've actually done phenomenally well in the

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