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Duarte, M. (2026, August 31). Rams have NFL’s second-oldest roster, you wont believe who’s first. New York Post. https://nypost.com/2026/08/31/sports/los-angeles-rams-have-nfls-second-oldest-roster-entering-2026/
Duarte, Michael. “Rams have NFL’s second-oldest roster, you wont believe who’s first.” New York Post, 31 Aug. 2026, https://nypost.com/2026/08/31/sports/los-angeles-rams-have-nfls-second-oldest-roster-entering-2026/.
Duarte, Michael. “Rams have NFL’s second-oldest roster, you wont believe who’s first.” New York Post, August 31, 2026. https://nypost.com/2026/08/31/sports/los-angeles-rams-have-nfls-second-oldest-roster-entering-2026/.
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The Los Angeles Rams have an average age of 27 years, 214 days, making them the second-oldest roster in the NFL entering the 2026-27 season. This is just behind the Atlanta Falcons, who are 27 years, 220 days old on average, and ahead of the Pittsburgh Steelers at 27 years, 208 days. The Rams' age has increased due to the return of defensive tackle Aaron Donald, who was coming out of retirement to rejoin the team, although his age is not explicitly mentioned in the article. The Atlanta Falcons have added kicker Nick Folk, who is 41 years, 308 days old, to their roster, making them the oldest team in the NFL. This ranking is based on an analysis by Bookies.com, which calculated the ages of players as of the NFL's opening night on September 9. The league-wide average age is 26 years, 303 days.