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What do you get when you pit a modern gridiron gladiator against a classic field warrior? The Justice Cunningham vs. Tyrone McGriff matchup in the Mr. Irrelevants of All Time league isn't just another battle; it's a vivid tableau of football's evolving narrative. Here, Cunningham's 2013 entry represents the fresh-faced challenge, bolstered by modern training and analytics, while McGriff's 1980 legacy harks back to raw, unadulterated grit. The stakes? More than just bragging rights; it's about which era's ethos carries more weight in the annals of the sport. Does your heart lean towards innovation or tradition? The answer might just redefine greatness under the glaring stadium lights.
In this battle:
Fans currently prefer Tyrone McGriff (1980) over Justice Cunningham (2013) 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 Justice Cunningham (2013).
Across all battles:
Tyrone McGriff (1980) win rate: 52.8%
Justice Cunningham (2013) win rate: 60.0%
Brock Purdy currently holds the title of the top contender in the Greatest Mr. Irrelevants of All Time. You can see how he stacks up against other legends and underdogs on the GOAT List.
Justice Cunningham grabs fan affection for his resilience and the modern-day relevance of his career. Even though he's behind in this matchup, his recent presence in the league and the relatability of his journey in a more contemporary context keep his fan base solid and supportive.
Tyrone McGriff's sheer legacy from the 1980s resonates powerfully with fans who admire historical impact and underdog stories. His memorable journey from being the last pick to a professional success story fuels a lot of fan love and nostalgia, giving him a significant edge in fan voting.