Age in Sports

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Ed White

OL · Born April 4, 1947

Age in each playoff game

  1. 1969 Playoff (December 27, 1969), Vikings vs Rams 23–20: 22 years, 267 days
  2. 1969 NFL Championship (January 4, 1970), Vikings vs Browns 27–7: 22 years, 275 days
  3. Super Bowl IV (January 11, 1970), Vikings vs Chiefs 7–23: 22 years, 282 days
  4. 1970 Divisional (December 27, 1970), Vikings vs 49ers 14–17: 23 years, 267 days
  5. 1971 Divisional (December 25, 1971), Vikings vs Cowboys 12–20: 24 years, 265 days
  6. 1973 Divisional (December 22, 1973), Vikings vs Washington 27–20: 26 years, 262 days
  7. 1973 Conference Championship (December 30, 1973), Vikings vs Cowboys 27–10: 26 years, 270 days
  8. Super Bowl VIII (January 13, 1974), Vikings vs Dolphins 7–24: 26 years, 284 days
  9. 1974 Divisional (December 21, 1974), Vikings vs Cardinals 30–14: 27 years, 261 days
  10. 1974 Conference Championship (December 29, 1974), Vikings vs Rams 14–10: 27 years, 269 days
  11. Super Bowl IX (January 12, 1975), Vikings vs Steelers 6–16: 27 years, 283 days
  12. 1975 Divisional (December 28, 1975), Vikings vs Cowboys 14–17: 28 years, 268 days
  13. 1976 Divisional (December 18, 1976), Vikings vs Washington 35–20: 29 years, 258 days
  14. 1976 Conference Championship (December 26, 1976), Vikings vs Rams 24–13: 29 years, 266 days
  15. Super Bowl XI (January 9, 1977), Vikings vs Raiders 14–32: 29 years, 280 days
  16. 1977 Divisional (December 26, 1977), Vikings vs Rams 14–7: 30 years, 266 days
  17. 1977 Conference Championship (January 1, 1978), Vikings vs Cowboys 6–23: 30 years, 272 days
  18. 1979 Divisional (December 29, 1979), Chargers vs Oilers 14–17: 32 years, 269 days
  19. 1980 Divisional (January 3, 1981), Chargers vs Bills 20–14: 33 years, 274 days
  20. 1980 Conference Championship (January 11, 1981), Chargers vs Raiders 27–34: 33 years, 282 days
  21. 1981 Divisional (January 2, 1982), Chargers vs Dolphins 41–38: 34 years, 273 days
  22. 1981 Conference Championship (January 10, 1982), Chargers vs Bengals 7–27: 34 years, 281 days
  23. 1982 First Round (January 9, 1983), Chargers vs Steelers 31–28: 35 years, 280 days
  24. 1982 Second Round (January 16, 1983), Chargers vs Dolphins 13–34: 35 years, 287 days

Age in each season

  1. 1969 (Vikings): 22 years, 150 days to 22 years, 271 days
  2. 1970 (Vikings): 23 years, 150 days to 23 years, 271 days
  3. 1971 (Vikings): 24 years, 150 days to 24 years, 271 days
  4. 1972 (Vikings): 25 years, 150 days to 25 years, 271 days
  5. 1973 (Vikings): 26 years, 150 days to 26 years, 271 days
  6. 1974 (Vikings): 27 years, 150 days to 27 years, 271 days
  7. 1975 (Vikings): 28 years, 150 days to 28 years, 271 days
  8. 1976 (Vikings): 29 years, 150 days to 29 years, 271 days
  9. 1977 (Vikings): 30 years, 150 days to 30 years, 271 days
  10. 1978 (Chargers): 31 years, 150 days to 31 years, 271 days
  11. 1979 (Chargers): 32 years, 150 days to 32 years, 271 days
  12. 1980 (Chargers): 33 years, 150 days to 33 years, 271 days
  13. 1981 (Chargers): 34 years, 150 days to 34 years, 271 days
  14. 1982 (Chargers): 35 years, 150 days to 35 years, 271 days
  15. 1983 (Chargers): 36 years, 150 days to 36 years, 271 days
  16. 1984 (Chargers): 37 years, 150 days to 37 years, 271 days
  17. 1985 (Chargers): 38 years, 150 days to 38 years, 271 days