7 DRAFT DAYS - DAY 6 - THE LATE ROUND MVPS
Since the very first Super Bowl, there have been players awarded the Super Bowl MVP who were drafted (or not in one case) from the third round and beyond. For Day 6 of our Draft Day countdown we will quickly look at those players who fall into that category. These are "The Late Round MVPs" Bart Starr Super Bowl I and II MVP 1956 NFL Draft - Round 17 - Pick 200 He was a five-time NFL Champion, two-time Super Bowl winner and was selected to the Pro Bowl on four occasions, yet Bart Starr was the 200th pick in the 1956 NFL Draft. Starr went into his sophomore year at Alabama as their quarterback, safety and punter. He was drafted by the Packers in the 1956 draft and offered a contract worth $6,500. He spent his first season as back-up to Tobin Rote, but after Vince Lombardi put him in to replace Lamar McHan in 1959, Starr held the number one spot from that point forward. He went on to coach the Packers and was inducted into the Hall Of Fame in 1977. Roger Staubach Super Bowl VI...