On the latest episode of Syracuse Sports, Syracuse.com's Brent Axe and Javon Edmonds split up the Syracuse football discussion into Top 3 lists.
Javon presents Brent with his 3 big takeaways from Syracuse's recent Pro Day, featuring players like Kyle McCord, LeQuint Allen, Oronde Gadsden II, Jackson Meeks, Alijah Clark. Justin Barron and Marlowe Wax trying to impress over 50 NFL and pro football personnel.
Brent then gives Javon the 3 things (OK, he cheated and did 4) that he'll be looking out for once SU football spring practice gets underway.
To begin the show, Brent pays tribute to Steven Chappell, otherwise known as "Steve in North Syracuse," one of the most familiar callers to talk radio in Syracuse.
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