This bot team has 22 players. I think I counted 6 of them retiring at the end of the season (makes sense when 2 of them are 37, 2 are 36, 1 is 35 etc.). That puts the bot team at 16 players, and if I recall correctly, a team needs to have at least 18 players. Are new players generated when the retiring ones retire, or are players on a bot team simply not allowed to retire? The age of some of the players may suggest the latter. Anyone know?

I'm looking forward to putting a 50 year old on the national team some years from now, have the bot team move down to Div.V and become human, which would put the 50 year old on the market as he is a national team player. He may be worth 4.3 billion based on his vast experience.

I would guess that new players are generated.

But interesting scenario that we'll have to keep an eye on to know for sure what happens.

I didn't do full research on it, but, checking around, found that the Austrian Invaders (Currently 1st place in North American Division IV.18) have a 63 year old Wide Receiver. Now THAT is some longevity!

I don't think there is an oldest player category in the record book post, but this is the Dutch entry at 72 years old:

Willem Prins

I don't think you'll find an older player, since Willem was already 32 years old in season 1

Won every game of my first season in S40, promoted up to level 4 for North America and promptly lost first game of S41 to a team with six, yes, six players aged 70 or more.....I am just really really glad they didn't have same aged cheerleaders https://www.grid-iron.org/club/team_id/385