Who has been chosen as the NFL draft's 'Mr. Irrelevant' since 1994?

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, one “Mr. Irrelevant” has made a significant impact on the NFC West and the NFL — 49ers QB Brock Purdy.

Here’s a look at each since 1994…

College: Kentucky.

Position: Linebacker.

College: Boston College.

Position: DB.

College: New Mexico State.

Position: Linebacker.

College: Army.

Position: Quarterback.

College: Weber State.

Position: Tight end.

College: Penn.

Position: Fullback.

College: Northwestern State.

Position:  Defensive back.

College: BYU.

Position: Tight end.

College: UNLV.

Position: Defensive tackle.

College: Gustavus Adolphus.

Position: Wide receiver.

College: Colorado State.

Position: Linebacker.

College: William Penn.

Position: Tight end.

College: Maine.

Position: Wide receiver.

College: Alabama.

Position: Cornerback.

College: Idaho.

Position: Outside linebacker.

College: South Carolina.

Position: Kicker.

College: Weber State.

Position:Wide receiver.

College: Rice.

Position: Defensive end.

College: Northern Illinois.

Position: Quarterback.

College: South Carolina.

Position: Tight end.

College: Memphis.

Position: Safety.

College: Louisville.

Position: Tight end.

College:  Southern Miss.

Position: Cornerback.

College: Ole Miss.

Position: Quarterback.

College: SMU.

Position: Wide receiver.

College: UCLA.

Position: Tight end.

College: Georgia.

Position: Linebacker.

College: Houston.

Position: Linebacker.

College: Iowa State.

Position: Quarterback.

College: Toledo.

Position: DE.

College: Alabama.

Position: S.

College: Memphis.

Position: DB.