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Is it the stealthy resilience of 2008âs David Vobora or the gritty determination of 1980âs Tyrone McGriff that truly captures the essence of a Mr. Irrelevant? In this head-to-head, itâs more than just a title at stake; itâs about celebrating the underdog spirit that defies odds and time. Here, the contrast isn't just in eras but in their post-draft journeysâone became an inspirational speaker and fitness innovator, the other, a beloved high school coach and community leader. As fans, your choice cuts deep, echoing what qualities you most revere in the unsung heroes of the gridiron. Which legacy resonates more with you: unexpected breakthroughs or enduring influence?
In this battle:
Fans currently prefer Tyrone McGriff (1980) over David Vobora (2008) when it comes to the greatest Mr. Irrelevants of all time. In head-to-head matchups, fans pick Tyrone McGriff (1980) 100.0% of the time over David Vobora (2008) .
Across all battles:
Tyrone McGriff (1980) win rate: 52.8%
David Vobora (2008) win rate: 46.2%
As of now, Brock Purdy (2022) is topping the charts as the #1 contender in the league. You can check out his standing and others on the GOAT List.
This battle between McGriff and Vobora is iconic because it spans different eras of football, each with his own unique journey from being Mr. Irrelevant to achieving noteworthy success. It's a fantastic debate over what defines 'greatness' in the underdog narrative.
Fans have really rallied behind Tyrone McGriff, largely due to the remarkability of his story from being the last pick to a successful professional career. His legacy, particularly from the 1980s, holds a nostalgic value that seems to resonate more with fans compared to David Vobora.