NFL Draft results 2015: Ifo Ekpre-Olomu finally off the board in seventh round

The 2015 NFL Draft is officially a thing of the past. Saturday featured rounds four through seven and though there were some big names still available heading into the seventh round, few survived to hit undrafted free agency. Teams will now scatter to get those guys signed to deals, but first let's take a look at what happened in the final round of the day.

We did have one interesting trade in the seventh (there were plenty of trades, as usual, but this one in particular was worthy of note because it contained a player) when the St. Louis Rams traded running back Zac Stacy to the New York Jets to move into No. 224 overall. Stacy asked for a trade shortly after the team made Todd Gurley its first-round draft pick on Thursday. St. Louis used the pick on inside linebacker Bryce Hager of Baylor.

One of the biggest names to go in the final round: cornerback Ifo Ekpre-Olomu of Oregon. He's got injury concerns, which is why he fell down this far in the draft, but the Cleveland Browns pulled the trigger with the No. 241 overall pick. If Ekpre-Olomu can get healthy, he has one of the highest ceilings of any defensive back in this year's draft.

Always worth a mention each and every year is Mr. Irrelevant. The title given each year to the last pick of the NFL Draft, this year the honor of naming him went to the Arizona Cardinals. With their compensatory selection at No. 256 overall, the Cardinals took tight end Gerald Christian of Louisville.