I'm just thinking about, like, the personnel, the use of personnel. And I'm wondering if

2027 for the U.S. might look like two fullbacks who are just firmly in their positions and don't

need a ton of rotation? I don't know. I just don't know after a performance like that.

Recency bias is always going to be a factor in these roster predictions, but it's really, really hard.

It's easier for me, honestly, to get a little bit spicy.

It's easier for me to imagine Kennedy Wesley potentially knocking a player like Emily Sonnet off the roster than it is for me to not see Kennedy Wesley on the roster.

Hello, hello. Welcome to Full Time Review and is presented by Amazon Prime. I'm Julian Zachnitz with you today. Another U.S. Women's National Team window is in the books. That means that

there are now just five international breaks remaining until Emma Hayes names her USA squad for the

27 Women's World Cup in Brazil. So, fresh off of the U.S. Women's National Team three friendlies

against Japan where the U.S. won two two lost one. We are going to give our

latest predictions of who is trending in and out of the roster. Yes, that means our U.S.

Women's National Team roster 3.0 is officially here. And who better to do that with me than

the athletics Tamara Griffin and Melanie Anzi Day? You can check out their written features with their 2027 roster picks over at the

Athletic now.

And if you want to track the evolution of their pecks, you can go back and check out the

first and second drafts of those as well.

And of course, it's also in podcast form.

All right.

Let's get in to 3.0.

And with me now is Melanie Anzi-J. Hi, Melanie.

Hello. How are you doing? Very good. Thank you. And of course, we have Tamara Griffin as well.

Hi, Tamara. Hi. Excited to chat with you all, as always. Well, it is three point out time. So before we get into your rosters, last time I spoke to both, the U.S. Women's National Team, we're fresh off

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