How old were they?

Mark Rodenhauser

OL · Born June 1, 1961

Age in each playoff game

1. 1987 Divisional (January 10, 1988), Bears vs Washington 17–21: 26 years, 223 days
2. 1989 Divisional (January 6, 1990), Vikings vs 49ers 13–41: 28 years, 219 days
3. 1993 Wild Card (January 8, 1994), Lions vs Packers 24–28: 32 years, 221 days
4. 1994 Wild Card (December 31, 1994), Lions vs Packers 12–16: 33 years, 213 days
5. 1996 Divisional (January 5, 1997), Panthers vs Cowboys 26–17: 35 years, 218 days
6. 1996 Conference Championship (January 12, 1997), Panthers vs Packers 13–30: 35 years, 225 days
7. 1999 Wild Card (January 9, 2000), Seahawks vs Dolphins 17–20: 38 years, 222 days

Age in each season

1. 1987 (Bears): 26 years, 92 days to 26 years, 213 days
2. 1989 (Vikings): 28 years, 92 days to 28 years, 213 days
3. 1990 (Chargers): 29 years, 92 days to 29 years, 213 days
4. 1991 (Chargers): 30 years, 92 days to 30 years, 213 days
5. 1992 (Bears): 31 years, 92 days to 31 years, 213 days
6. 1993 (Lions): 32 years, 92 days to 32 years, 213 days
7. 1994 (Lions): 33 years, 92 days to 33 years, 213 days
8. 1995 (Panthers): 34 years, 92 days to 34 years, 213 days
9. 1996 (Panthers): 35 years, 92 days to 35 years, 213 days
10. 1997 (Panthers): 36 years, 92 days to 36 years, 213 days
11. 1998 (Steelers): 37 years, 92 days to 37 years, 213 days
12. 1999 (Seahawks): 38 years, 92 days to 38 years, 213 days