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Complete List of Every Mr. Irrelevant in NFL Draft History

HERO Sports by HERO Sports
March 29, 2018
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Complete List of Every Mr. Irrelevant in NFL Draft History

Mr. Irrelevant — the last person selected every year in the NFL Draft — was a term coined in the 1976 NFL Draft and assigned to Kelvin Kirk, a wide receiver out of Dayton who was drafted with the 487th pick of the draft in the 17th round by the Pittsburgh Steelers.

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While Kirk didn't stick in the NFL, he played 7 seasons of football in the CFL for the Toronto Argonauts, Calgary Stampeders, Saskatchewan Roughriders and Ottawa Rough Riders, amassing 153 career receptions, 2,942 receiving yards, 20 touchdowns and 3,600 career return yards.

His true legacy, though, is the term introduced when he was selected back in 1976 — "Mr. Irrelevant."

Since then, the last pick of the draft has earned the prestigious (?) title. Who are these famed Mr. Irrelevants?

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Here's a look at the last pick of every NFL Draft, including those drafted before 1976 when the term was coined:

Year Player Pos Team College
2018 Trey Quinn WR WAS SMU
2017 Chad Kelly QB DEN Mississippi
2016 Kalan Reed CB TEN Southern Miss
2015 Gerald Christian TE ARI Louisville
2014 Lonnie Ballentine DB HOU Memphis
2013 Justice Cunningham TE IND South Carolina
2012 Chandler Harnish QB IND Northern Illinois
2011 Cheta Ozougwu DE HOU Rice
2010 Tim Toone WR DET Weber St.
2009 Ryan Succop K KAN South Carolina
2008 David Vobora LB STL Idaho
2007 Ramzee Robinson DB DET Alabama
2006 Kevin McMahan WR OAK Maine
2005 Andy Stokes TE NWE William Penn
2004 Andre Sommersell LB OAK Colorado St.
2003 Ryan Hoag WR OAK Gustavus Adolphus
2002 Ahmad Miller DT HOU UNLV
2001 Tevita Ofahengaue TE ARI BYU
2000 Michael Green DB CHI NW State (LA)
1999 Jim Finn FB CHI Pennsylvania
1998 Cam Quayle TE BAL Weber St.
1997 Ron McAda QB GNB Army
1996 Sam Manuel LB SFO New Mexico St.
1995 Michael Reed DB CAR Boston Col.
1994 Marty Moore LB NWE Kentucky
1993 Daron Alcorn K TAM Akron
1992 Matt Elliott G WAS Michigan
1991 Larry Wanke QB NYG John Carroll
1990 Demetrius Davis TE RAI Nevada
1989 Everett Ross WR MIN Ohio St.
1988 Jeff Beathard WR RAM Southern Oregon
1987 Norman Jefferson DB GNB LSU
1986 Mike Travis</td

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