Last is the best

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The last person chosen each year in the NFL draft—known as “Mr. Irrelevant”—has become an iconic part of the event. Some of the final picks have made NFL rosters during the season, while others have fallen short of reaching that goal out of training camp. And course, most recently, one “Mr. Irrevelant” has made a significant impact on the NFC West.

Here’s a look at each since 1994…

1994: Marty Moore, New England Patriots

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College: Kentucky.

Position: Linebacker.

1995: Michael Reed, Carolina Panthers

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College: Boston College.

Position: DB.

1996: Sam Manuel, San Francisco 49ers

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College: New Mexico State.

Position: Linebacker.

1997: Ronnie McAda, Green Bay Packers

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College: Army.

Position: Quarterback.

1998: Cam Quayle, Baltimore Ravens

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College: Weber State.

Position: Tight end.

1999: Jim Finn, Chicago Bears

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College: Penn.

Position: Fullback.

2000: Michael Green, Chicago Bears

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College: Northwestern State.

Position:  Defensive back.

2001: Tevita Ofahengaue, Arizona Cardinals

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College: BYU.

Position: Tight end.

2002: Ahmad Miller, Houston Texans

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College: UNLV.

Position: Defensive tackle.

2003: Ryan Hoag, Oakland Raiders

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College: Gustavus Adolphus.

Position: Wide receiver.

2004: Andre Sommersell, Oakland Raiders

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College: Colorado State.

Position: Linebacker.

2005: Andy Stokes, New England Patriots

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College: William Penn.

Position: Tight end.

2006: Kevin McMahan, Oakland Raiders

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College: Maine.

Position: Wide receiver.

2007: Ramzee Robinson, Detroit Lions

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College: Alabama.

Position: Cornerback.

2008: David Vobora, St. Louis Rams

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College: Idaho.

Position: Outside linebacker.

2009: Ryan Succop, Kansas City Chiefs

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College: South Carolina.

Position: Kicker.

2010: Tim Toone, Detroit Lions

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College: Weber State.

Position:Wide receiver.

2011: Cheta Ozougwu, Houston Texans

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College: Rice.

Position: Defensive end.

2012: Chandler Harnish, Indianapolis Colts

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College: Northern Illinois.

Position: Quarterback.

2013: Justice Cunningham, Indianapolis Colts

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College: South Carolina.

Position: Tight end.

2014: Lonnie Ballentine, Houston Texans

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College: Memphis.

Position: Safety.

2015: Gerald Christian, Arizona Cardinals

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College: Louisville.

Position: Tight end.

2016: Kalan Reed, Tennessee Titans

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College:  Southern Miss.

Position: Cornerback.

2017: Chad Kelly, Denver Broncos

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College: Ole Miss.

Position: Quarterback.

2018: Trey Quinn, Washington

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College: SMU.

Position: Wide receiver.

2019: Caleb Wilson, Arizona Cardinals

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College: UCLA.

Position: Tight end.

2020: Tae Crowder, New York Giants

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College: Georgia.

Position: Linebacker.

2021: Grant Stuard, Tampa Bay Buccaneers

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College: Houston.

Position: Linebacker.

2022: Brock Purdy, San Francisco 49ers

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College: Iowa State.

Position: Quarterback.

2023: Desjuan Johnson, Los Angeles Rams

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College: Toledo.

Position: DE.

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