Here’s a look back at 2015 Community Field Day, which brought together Mr. Irrelevant 2015 Gerald Christian and Special Olympics Southern California on Saturday, July 11, at Estancia High School. Presented by Global Cash Card, the day kicked off with various athletic activities, including the NFL’s official Punt, Pass & Kick and Play 60 Mini-Combine Skills Circuit …
Gerald Christian of the University of Louisville was the overall final pick of the 2015 NFL draft, a selection that earned him the "honor" of being named Mr. Irrelevant 2015. Christian, the Arizona Cardinal's tight end, is the 40th Mr. Irrelevant. The award dates back to 1976 and was created by former NFL player Paul Salata. We caught up with Christian to find out what it's like to be named Mr. Irrelevant, how he got here, and what's to come.
University of Louisville tight end Gerald Christian got more than he bargained for at this year’s NFL Draft. After being selected as the final draft pick by the Arizona Cardinals, Christian soon learned that he was the recipient of another title – Mr. Irrelevant 2015. As Mr. Irrelevant, Christian will become the center of attention during The Foundation for the Undefeated’s 40th Irrelevant Week, an annual celebration in Newport Beach, California.
