How old were they?

Tom Beasley

DL · Born August 11, 1954

Age in each playoff game

1. 1978 Divisional (December 30, 1978), Steelers vs Broncos 33–10: 24 years, 141 days
2. 1978 Conference Championship (January 7, 1979), Steelers vs Oilers 34–5: 24 years, 149 days
3. Super Bowl XIII (January 21, 1979), Steelers vs Cowboys 35–31: 24 years, 163 days
4. 1979 Divisional (December 30, 1979), Steelers vs Dolphins 34–14: 25 years, 141 days
5. 1979 Conference Championship (January 6, 1980), Steelers vs Oilers 27–13: 25 years, 148 days
6. Super Bowl XIV (January 20, 1980), Steelers vs Rams 31–19: 25 years, 162 days
7. 1982 First Round (January 9, 1983), Steelers vs Chargers 28–31: 28 years, 151 days
8. 1983 Divisional (January 1, 1984), Steelers vs Raiders 10–38: 29 years, 143 days
9. 1984 Divisional (December 30, 1984), Washington vs Bears 19–23: 30 years, 141 days
10. 1986 Wild Card (December 28, 1986), Washington vs Rams 19–7: 32 years, 139 days
11. 1986 Divisional (January 3, 1987), Washington vs Bears 27–13: 32 years, 145 days
12. 1986 Conference Championship (January 11, 1987), Washington vs Giants 0–17: 32 years, 153 days

Age in each season

1. 1978 (Steelers): 24 years, 21 days to 24 years, 142 days
2. 1979 (Steelers): 25 years, 21 days to 25 years, 142 days
3. 1980 (Steelers): 26 years, 21 days to 26 years, 142 days
4. 1981 (Steelers): 27 years, 21 days to 27 years, 142 days
5. 1982 (Steelers): 28 years, 21 days to 28 years, 142 days
6. 1983 (Steelers): 29 years, 21 days to 29 years, 142 days
7. 1984 (Washington): 30 years, 21 days to 30 years, 142 days
8. 1985 (Washington): 31 years, 21 days to 31 years, 142 days
9. 1986 (Washington): 32 years, 21 days to 32 years, 142 days