Kevin

McMahan

While it appeared he hurt his shoulder, this year’s Mr. Irrelevent left the game because he bit his tongue.

Mr. Irrelevant 2006 was on the ground for about 30 second before walking off the field under his own power. The injury didn’t appear serious.

He’ll begin camp low on the depth chart, but McMahan is 6-2 and runs a 4.4. He’s someone to keep an eye on in dynasty leagues.

The gold medal winner in the 100-meter dash, Gatlin is the story here but probably won’t be signed now that Houston activated Jerome Mathis. Philadelphia showed interest in Gatlin this offseason. Witherspoon went to camp with the Jets. McMahan was this year’s Mr. Irrelevant.

It seems fitting that Maine would produce Mr. Irrelevent. Even if he doesn’t make the Raiders, McMahan will be the guest of honor for the most bizarre tradition in sports: Mr. Irrelevent week in Newport, CA this June.

McMahan, last year’s Mr. Irrelevant, possesses an intriguing skill set but has yet to make any impact in the NFL. He does have practice squad eligibility remaining and could catch on with another club in training camp.

The 2006 Mr. Irrelevent is joining his third organization and is unlikely to make the final roster.

No major surprises in this group.

Allan was a seventh-rounder out of Whitworth last year. His profile coming out was a bit similar to Kevin Boss’, but Allan hasn’t mustered the same kind of magic. Barth’s release locks in Nick Novak as the NFL’s worst starting kicker.

All would ideally be camp bodies, but on a roster as weak as Kansas City’s the four have legitimate shots. Shackleford, in particular, is an intriguing add because of the Chiefs’ poor line depth. McMahan was Mr. Irrelevant in 2006.