How old were they?

Chris Clark

OL · Born October 1, 1985

Age in each playoff game

1. 2011 Wild Card (January 8, 2012), Broncos vs Steelers 29–23: 26 years, 99 days
2. 2011 Divisional (January 14, 2012), Broncos vs Patriots 10–45: 26 years, 105 days
3. 2012 Divisional (January 12, 2013), Broncos vs Ravens 35–38: 27 years, 103 days
4. 2013 Divisional (January 12, 2014), Broncos vs Chargers 24–17: 28 years, 103 days
5. 2013 Conference Championship (January 19, 2014), Broncos vs Patriots 26–16: 28 years, 110 days
6. Super Bowl XLVIII (February 2, 2014), Broncos vs Seahawks 8–43: 28 years, 124 days
7. 2014 Divisional (January 11, 2015), Broncos vs Colts 13–24: 29 years, 102 days
8. 2015 Wild Card (January 9, 2016), Texans vs Chiefs 0–30: 30 years, 100 days
9. 2016 Wild Card (January 7, 2017), Texans vs Raiders 27–14: 31 years, 98 days
10. 2016 Divisional (January 14, 2017), Texans vs Patriots 16–34: 31 years, 105 days
11. 2019 Wild Card (January 4, 2020), Texans vs Bills 22–19: 34 years, 95 days
12. 2019 Divisional (January 12, 2020), Texans vs Chiefs 31–51: 34 years, 103 days

Age in each season

1. 2010 (Broncos): 24 years, 346 days to 25 years, 93 days
2. 2011 (Broncos): 25 years, 346 days to 26 years, 105 days
3. 2012 (Broncos): 26 years, 344 days to 27 years, 103 days
4. 2013 (Broncos): 27 years, 339 days to 28 years, 124 days
5. 2014 (Broncos): 28 years, 341 days to 29 years, 102 days
6. 2015 (Texans): 29 years, 347 days to 30 years, 100 days
7. 2016 (Texans): 30 years, 346 days to 31 years, 105 days
8. 2017 (Texans): 31 years, 344 days to 32 years, 57 days
9. 2018 (Panthers): 32 years, 350 days to 33 years, 90 days
10. 2019 (Texans): 34 years, 19 days to 34 years, 103 days