Brock Purdy’s journey to becoming a starting NFL quarterback is one of the most inspiring stories in recent football history.

“He said, ‘Would you like to be Mr. Irrelevant?’ And the whole place just went nuts,” he recalled. “It was like your team had just won the Super Bowl. Everybody just jumped up and screame ...

Purdy's extension is worth more than five times the combined career earnings of the last 20 final picks in the draft.

The draft doesn’t end until a new Mr. Irrelevant is named, that title being bestowed upon the last player selected. Paul Salata, who was a wide receiver at USC before going on to play for the ...

Being the very last pick of the NFL draft comes with the bittersweet label of "Mr. Irrelevant," which was started by former NFL wide receiver Paul Salata. Salata founded Irrelevant Week ...