How old were they?

Jim Otto

OL · Born January 5, 1938

Age in each playoff game

1. 1967 AFL Championship (December 31, 1967), Raiders vs Oilers 40–7: 29 years, 360 days
2. Super Bowl II (January 14, 1968), Raiders vs Packers 14–33: 30 years, 9 days
3. 1968 Playoff (December 22, 1968), Raiders vs Chiefs 41–6: 30 years, 352 days
4. 1968 AFL Championship (December 29, 1968), Raiders vs Jets 23–27: 30 years, 359 days
5. 1969 Playoff (December 21, 1969), Raiders vs Oilers 56–7: 31 years, 350 days
6. 1969 AFL Championship (January 4, 1970), Raiders vs Chiefs 7–17: 31 years, 364 days
7. 1970 Divisional (December 27, 1970), Raiders vs Dolphins 21–14: 32 years, 356 days
8. 1970 Conference Championship (January 3, 1971), Raiders vs Colts 17–27: 32 years, 363 days
9. 1972 Divisional (December 23, 1972), Raiders vs Steelers 7–13: 34 years, 353 days
10. 1973 Divisional (December 22, 1973), Raiders vs Steelers 33–14: 35 years, 351 days
11. 1973 Conference Championship (December 30, 1973), Raiders vs Dolphins 10–27: 35 years, 359 days
12. 1974 Divisional (December 21, 1974), Raiders vs Dolphins 28–26: 36 years, 350 days
13. 1974 Conference Championship (December 29, 1974), Raiders vs Steelers 13–24: 36 years, 358 days

Age in each season

1. 1966 (Raiders): 28 years, 239 days to 28 years, 360 days
2. 1967 (Raiders): 29 years, 239 days to 29 years, 360 days
3. 1968 (Raiders): 30 years, 240 days to 30 years, 361 days
4. 1969 (Raiders): 31 years, 239 days to 31 years, 360 days
5. 1970 (Raiders): 32 years, 239 days to 32 years, 360 days
6. 1971 (Raiders): 33 years, 239 days to 33 years, 360 days
7. 1972 (Raiders): 34 years, 240 days to 34 years, 361 days
8. 1973 (Raiders): 35 years, 239 days to 35 years, 360 days
9. 1974 (Raiders): 36 years, 239 days to 36 years, 360 days