How old were they?

Billy Volek

QB · Born April 28, 1976

Age in each playoff game

1. 2000 Divisional (January 7, 2001), Titans vs Ravens 10–24: 24 years, 254 days
2. 2002 Divisional (January 11, 2003), Titans vs Steelers 34–31: 26 years, 258 days
3. 2002 Conference Championship (January 19, 2003), Titans vs Raiders 24–41: 26 years, 266 days
4. 2006 Divisional (January 14, 2007), Chargers vs Patriots 21–24: 30 years, 261 days
5. 2007 Wild Card (January 6, 2008), Chargers vs Titans 17–6: 31 years, 253 days
6. 2007 Divisional (January 13, 2008), Chargers vs Colts 28–24: 31 years, 260 days
7. 2007 Conference Championship (January 20, 2008), Chargers vs Patriots 12–21: 31 years, 267 days
8. 2008 Wild Card (January 3, 2009), Chargers vs Colts 23–17: 32 years, 250 days
9. 2008 Divisional (January 11, 2009), Chargers vs Steelers 24–35: 32 years, 258 days
10. 2009 Divisional (January 17, 2010), Chargers vs Jets 14–17: 33 years, 264 days

Age in each season

1. 2000 (Titans): 24 years, 126 days to 24 years, 247 days
2. 2001 (Titans): 25 years, 126 days to 25 years, 247 days
3. 2002 (Titans): 26 years, 133 days to 26 years, 266 days
4. 2004 (Titans): 28 years, 136 days to 28 years, 249 days
5. 2005 (Titans): 29 years, 136 days to 29 years, 248 days
6. 2006 (Titans, Chargers): 30 years, 135 days to 30 years, 261 days
7. 2007 (Chargers): 31 years, 134 days to 31 years, 267 days
8. 2008 (Chargers): 32 years, 132 days to 32 years, 258 days
9. 2009 (Chargers): 33 years, 139 days to 33 years, 264 days
10. 2010 (Chargers): 34 years, 138 days to 34 years, 249 days
11. 2011 (Chargers): 35 years, 136 days to 35 years, 248 days