Age in Sports

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Joe Andruzzi

G · Born August 23, 1975

Age in each playoff game

  1. 1997 Divisional (January 4, 1998), Packers vs Buccaneers 21–7: 22 years, 134 days
  2. 1997 Conference Championship (January 11, 1998), Packers vs 49ers 23–10: 22 years, 141 days
  3. Super Bowl XXXII (January 25, 1998), Packers vs Broncos 24–31: 22 years, 155 days
  4. 1998 Wild Card (January 3, 1999), Packers vs 49ers 27–30: 23 years, 133 days
  5. 2001 Divisional (January 19, 2002), Patriots vs Raiders 16–13: 26 years, 149 days
  6. 2001 Conference Championship (January 27, 2002), Patriots vs Steelers 24–17: 26 years, 157 days
  7. Super Bowl XXXVI (February 3, 2002), Patriots vs Rams 20–17: 26 years, 164 days
  8. 2003 Divisional (January 10, 2004), Patriots vs Titans 17–14: 28 years, 140 days
  9. 2003 Conference Championship (January 18, 2004), Patriots vs Colts 24–14: 28 years, 148 days
  10. Super Bowl XXXVIII (February 1, 2004), Patriots vs Panthers 32–29: 28 years, 162 days
  11. 2004 Divisional (January 16, 2005), Patriots vs Colts 20–3: 29 years, 146 days
  12. 2004 Conference Championship (January 23, 2005), Patriots vs Steelers 41–27: 29 years, 153 days
  13. Super Bowl XXXIX (February 6, 2005), Patriots vs Eagles 24–21: 29 years, 167 days

Age in each season

  1. 1997 (Packers): 22 years, 9 days to 22 years, 130 days
  2. 1998 (Packers): 23 years, 9 days to 23 years, 130 days
  3. 1999 (Packers): 24 years, 9 days to 24 years, 130 days
  4. 2000 (Patriots): 25 years, 9 days to 25 years, 130 days
  5. 2001 (Patriots): 26 years, 9 days to 26 years, 130 days
  6. 2002 (Patriots): 27 years, 17 days to 27 years, 128 days
  7. 2003 (Patriots): 28 years, 15 days to 28 years, 162 days
  8. 2004 (Patriots): 29 years, 17 days to 29 years, 167 days
  9. 2005 (Browns): 30 years, 19 days to 30 years, 131 days
  10. 2006 (Browns): 31 years, 18 days to 31 years, 130 days