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Think of it as the clash of the overlooked titans: Tyrone McGriff, a hard-hitting guard from the class of '80 versus Marty Moore, the resilient linebacker from '94. It's a tale of two eras in pro football, each marked by relentless grit and surprising triumphs. Here we celebrate the unsung heroes who turned the final draft pick into a badge of honor. What's at stake isn't just a rank on a list; it's about redefining what it means to be called 'Mr. Irrelevant'. Which player's legacy resonates more with the ethos of the underdog spirit? Your favorite here defines what you value in the stories of unlikely champions.
In this battle:
Fans currently prefer Tyrone McGriff (1980) over Marty Moore (1994) when it comes to the greatest Mr. Irrelevants of all time. In head-to-head matchups, fans pick Tyrone McGriff (1980) 66.7% of the time over Marty Moore (1994).
Across all battles:
Tyrone McGriff (1980) win rate: 52.8%
Marty Moore (1994) win rate: 30.0%
The clash centers on differing eras and achievements: McGriff's admirable post-draft career versus Moore’s historic Super Bowl appearance. Each base has strong arguments, making this a hotly contested matchup where fans are deeply divided by personal attachment to each story.
Marty Moore captivates fans with his breakthrough as the first Mr. Irrelevant to play in a Super Bowl. His underdog story and achievement in a high-stakes environment keep his supporters loyal and hopeful.
Tyrone McGriff's lead probably comes from his inspiring journey and standout success despite being the last pick. Fans resonate with his story of perseverance and impact on the field, giving him that nostalgic edge over Marty Moore.