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hikenmap t1_j51nps3 wrote

I remember the cowboy/49er championship games in the 90s being even more exciting than the Super Bowls.

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joshuajackson9 t1_j53b16j wrote

As a bills fan, I cannot remember any “Super Bowl” at all in the 90’s. They called them off for a while in the 90s because of a strike or something. Do not fact check me.

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out2seeagain t1_j5488v5 wrote

I moved into a rented industrial warehouse in Dallas two days before Super Bowl XXVII - Dallas Cowboys vs. Buffalo Bills - January 31st, 1993. It was a Friday afternoon the day I took the lease for the 3000 sf warehouse on the edge of Dallas and Las Colinas. I signed the contract, got the keys, as I was leaving the office, the building owner informed me that teakwood pool furniture was stored in the back corner of the building, and that someone would be by Monday morning to pick it up, he also said that the furniture belonged to Troy Aikman, and the chairs had just been stripped and reconditioned. I told him that Monday would be fine to pick them up and not to worry about them being there until Monday. I left his office pretending not be excited that Aikman’s pool furniture will be in my house during the Super Bowl. (I lived there for six months, threw raves and rented space to my art director friends.) Needless to say we watched the game in Aikman’s chairs.

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CannibalAnn t1_j54y0ab wrote

I remember that game because I was living in Japan and my grandmother was a huge Tory Aikman fan. Since Super Bowl Sunday in the states was early Monday, my grandmother made us stay home from school to watch it. I didn’t remember the outcome, I remember being super excited because I wasn’t at school.

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HKChad t1_j551m68 wrote

Cowboys won, they always won in 90s, especially when playing the bills.

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CornWallacedaGeneral t1_j56hm3i wrote

Tory Aikman was good nodoubt but his brother Troy was exceptional at QB for the Dallas Cowfuckers

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RTS24 t1_j548m7h wrote

Don't look now but there's a 75% chance the Bills will play a team from the NFC East if they make it.

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grittystitties t1_j5596te wrote

I’d really love to complete that sweep GO BIRDS

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RTS24 t1_j57n3qa wrote

I'm sorry, but The Pattern™ forbids that.

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hikenmap t1_j53mllm wrote

Nah own it. Loved watching Kelly even tho my Dolphins were denied. 4 straight AFC championships is awesome.

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imrickjamesbioch t1_j544o82 wrote

Well, the Giants/Bills Super Bowl was pretty good till the end… I rewatch the ending a couple years back and all I could think of is how slow the Bills offense looked in the last the 2 minutes.

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YounomsayinMawfk t1_j530nvt wrote

The year the 49ers killed the Chargers, the game against the Cowboys was pretty much the Superbowl.

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guff1988 t1_j53m151 wrote

That's like the year the Colts beat the Patriots in the AFC championship game. Then they went on to beat the bears in a rainy game that no one really fucking remembers, except for Prince everyone remembers Prince in the rain.

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Viperion_NZ t1_j53mer8 wrote

>Prince in the purple rain

FTFY

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guff1988 t1_j53neb9 wrote

Is there anything we can do?

Prince: can you make it rain harder?

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DJ33 t1_j53z8qg wrote

Even as a Colts fan, all I remember about that game was Hester running back the opening kickoff for a TD.

Because we all went "I can't believe we beat the Patriots just to fuck up against this awful Bears team."

Luckily, the Bears were exactly as bad as we thought they were.

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davisyoung t1_j544nww wrote

They were who you thought they were. But this time you didn’t let them off the hook.

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spleeboy t1_j54dw43 wrote

As a Chicago fan, I can only wish he wanted to crown our asses ;(

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YounomsayinMawfk t1_j53n5c4 wrote

You're right, I don't remember that SB at all but I remember Prince's halftime show!

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PENGUINCARL t1_j53q0ut wrote

The year the Seahawks killed the Broncos, it was really that SF/SEA NFC Championship Game that ended with the Sherman pick that settled it all.

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CammyTheGreat t1_j57u5u5 wrote

I think you can make that case for all 3 of those games in the 90s. Not like the Cowboys Bills Super Bowls were very close

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Lumpy-Crew-6702 t1_j53mxzp wrote

Biased as a 49er’s fan growing up, but I can’t think of a better team to be a fan of at the time . The Montana/Young/Rice trinity was so explosive .

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guff1988 t1_j53lyt9 wrote

I definitely think this upcoming one has a chance at being more exciting than this year's super bowl.

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TheDeadlySquid t1_j56a4l8 wrote

They were because the Super Bowl was typically a blowout at that time. Go Niners!

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plsnfrd t1_j517fzi wrote

Hasn’t been a rivalry since the mid 90s. But this game will reignite the rivalry for a whole new generation of fans. We got them last year. Let’s see what happens this year.

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Doggleganger t1_j522pvx wrote

I don't think it will reignite the rivalry. That only happens when it's between top teams. Back in the 1990s, the winner of Dallas vs. SF would win the SB. More recently, you have rivalries between top teams like Pats-Colts (with Brady/Manning), or maybe now Chiefs-Bengals. But there isn't the same feel here. Maybe if Dallas wins, but I suspect this game won't be very competitive (SF seems like the far better team), which means no rivalry.

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cocainesupernova t1_j5280j5 wrote

there was an infographic showing all their stats. as far as they go, the only difference is the that Dallas has a better pass defense and San Fran has a better run defense. Their offenses are both prolific, and both of their defenses are elite. it's going to be a classic

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UnverifiedGod t1_j5326oh wrote

Dallas has QB that has been in the league for 8 years. He had his best game in playoffs last week against a weak Bucs defense. Purdy still had better stats than Prescott in his first playoff game as a rookie. Niners by 30

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cocainesupernova t1_j533b0d wrote

talk talk talk

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UnverifiedGod t1_j533i0m wrote

Lol in reality it might be closer. But my biased opinion has the Niners winning this. But maybe Dallas will get a miracle

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I_Smoke_Dust t1_j57yucp wrote

Huh, never heard of a 3.5 point underdog winning being considered a "miracle."

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underbite420 t1_j5364my wrote

“Classic” gets thrown around a little Willy Nilly when you’re referring to a game that hasn’t happened yet

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Doggleganger t1_j52cidi wrote

Brady and Purdy have one thing in common: both were thrown into the game on exceptionally good teams and were not asked to carry the team. In Brady's first years, that Pats defense was elite, and he wasn't asked to air it out like he did in later years. Purdy is in a similar situation. SF has one of the most stacked rosters in the league. It's got elite receivers, running game, defense, coaching. SF has it all. Purdy is the weak point, but he's not asked to do too much, and he's been good so far.

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jdbolick t1_j52xe06 wrote

They're also extremely intelligent. Build and arm strength get all the combine attention, but reading defenses is what makes a great quarterback.

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NumberVsAmount t1_j553gy2 wrote

I can’t wait until Drop Thurdy continues to play like this long enough that this L of a take finally goes away. He’s undefeated for basically half of the season. His stats are the best of any qb over that stretch. Anybody who is actually watching has seen him make plays and show talent. If a high draft pick rookie qb did over the first 7 games of a season what bcb has done over these 7 people would be calling him a franchise qb. But because people can’t believe in mr. Irrelevant, he’s just a “system qb”.

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Sildar_Hallwinter t1_j52dz9k wrote

I mean, Kurt Warner went undrafted and literally had a movie about him called “American Underdog”.

But as a 49er fan, I hope Purdy wins it all and they make a movie about him called “Relevant: The Brock Purdy Story”. Just don’t make it a Christian propaganda film like the Kurt Warner movie.

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cornelius_catamaran t1_j52eqvu wrote

Vikes fan here, still salty about my team but for sure rooting for the Purdy boy the rest of the way.

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UnderdogRising t1_j52u1dl wrote

It's been great to watch too. They're all hyping him up like crazy after every play. He's as calm as a pond the whole time. The team chemistry seems unreal.

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dont_worry_im_here t1_j516r23 wrote

Has a team ever won the Super Bowl with a QB younger than the college natty champ QB?

Looks like there are 3 starting QBs in the playoffs that are all younger than Stetson.

Just curious.

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olafminesaw t1_j518hn5 wrote

Roethlisberger was the youngest QB to win the superbowl, at 23. But his birthday is March 2nd, so he was nearly 24. Vince young won the championship that year and was two months older.

Edit: Vince was a year younger, so to answer your question, yes it would be a first

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BendersBlender t1_j53kf9l wrote

He also at the time posted the worst QB rating ever by a QB in the Super Bowl. He was 9 for 21, 123 yards, with 1TD/2INT, for a 22.6 rating.

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MettaWorldPeece t1_j50zv4w wrote

Do 49ers/Cowboys fans really view each other as rivals?

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schroedingersnewcat t1_j5180mr wrote

When I was a kid (in the late 80s early 90s) it was absolutely a thing. I recall a game in the early 90s where multiple players were ejected for a fight that broke out on the field.

It was like watching the Ravens and Bengals play now.

That said, I grew up in Chicago, so my 2 favorite teams are the Bears and whomever is currently beating the living snot out of Green Bay. I felt like a traitor 2 weeks ago uttering the phrase "Go Lions".

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minneapple79 t1_j51q77f wrote

Yup, growing up in the ‘80s and ‘90s this was a huge rivalry. They played in a bunch of NFC championship games. The Catch, Jimmy Johnson’s “how bout them Cowboys” speech. When I saw this matchup come up it was like reliving my childhood all over again. I showed my 8-year-old nephew the video of The Catch and he’s been trying to recreate it in his living room much to his mother’s dismay (although it might be better than the usual catch he tries to recreate, which is Justin Jefferson’s catch against the Bills).

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ALC_PG t1_j537ovs wrote

>I recall a game in the early 90s where multiple players were ejected for a fight that broke out on the field.

Even in 2000 when both teams were kinda meh and hadn't faced off in the playoffs in years, we had the hilarious T.O./George Teague theatrics

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MettaWorldPeece t1_j518tf3 wrote

That would make sense. I didn't really start following football until 2005-2010ish.

And as an Eagles fan, I understand your pain. Cheering for the Commanders over the Cowboys in the last week of regular season was bittersweet.

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IGNOREMETHATSFINETOO t1_j51s24r wrote

Giants fan here: it hurt my soul to cheer for Tampa this past weekend, but I'm all in for the 9ers to whoop on those dirty 'girls.

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MettaWorldPeece t1_j51sddn wrote

Good luck to you this Saturday.

But at least Sunday we will be cheering on the same team.

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scdirtdragon t1_j519tlf wrote

Depends how old you are. The over 35 crowd, yes. The under 35 crowd, probably not

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LolitsPing t1_j527so1 wrote

In the under 35 crowd, no animosity towards the Cowboys, just their fanbase for being obnoxious in general.

For the under 35 Niners crowd, the main rivalry is definitely with the Seahawks. Sorry, the Bitch Pigeons.

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unskilledplay t1_j53btwj wrote

From the Cowboy perspective:

In the under 35 crowd, no animosity towards the Niners, just their fanbase for being obnoxious in general.

For the under 35 Cowboys crowd, the main rivalry is definitely with the Cowboys. Sorry, the Cowpies. (Yes, Dez caught it and Romo doesn't deserve the slander.)

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I_Smoke_Dust t1_j57zmrg wrote

Also it's such an old, dated concept that Cowboys fans are obnoxious. We're not, we're beaten down inside with our souls crushed, through repetitive disappoinment and underachievement lol. It's the media that annoys the fuck out of everyone else when it comes to the Cowboys.

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mypostisbad t1_j52ers6 wrote

That interception in the endzone and Richard Shermans's expression was just amazing to watch.

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mudbutter8 t1_j52vn23 wrote

I call them the seachickens but like your adaptation as well

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4fin t1_j511im1 wrote

Yup. Always will be.

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foundviper11 t1_j513jiu wrote

Yup. Absolutely hate the cowboys. Hell, I don't even want the niners to win. I just want the cowboys to lose.

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TicketP1_FIRE t1_j514mr1 wrote

I view Niners as our biggest rival. Only other NFC team with 5 super bowls. So many legendary games

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Tsquare24 t1_j519mv8 wrote

Those 90 playoff games were amazing. Jon Madden and Pat Summerall announcing the games. Good times.

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415native t1_j51hxu9 wrote

Yeah, the Steve Young versus Troy Aikman duels were amazing.

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TicketP1_FIRE t1_j51m8lr wrote

💯 those 3 consecutive title matchups were basically the super bowl. Everyone knew that the winning team would win the Super Bowl. We don't really have multiple dominant teams like that anymore, much more parity these days.

Also the last of the three title matchups is the game that Troy Aikman / Michael Irvin have said they're most proud of in their professional careers. Cowboys actually lost that game but fought like hell to climb out of a huge early deficit.

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[deleted] t1_j53ali1 wrote

The greatest game John and Pat ever called was at the Stick, and it must have been a blowout because I don't know why else they'd give five minutes of airtime for it during the game.

John cut to the sea lions at Pier 39, and was using the yellow pen to mark how one sea lion would get shoved off the dock, but swim around this way or that way and jump back on, and shove someone else off the dock. And Pat characteristically humored him. For five minutes, I'm telling you. It was fantastic.

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craziedave t1_j51l5qv wrote

The giants have 4 and are in the same division. I’d say that’s a very close second

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TicketP1_FIRE t1_j51mhyc wrote

I'd agree, Eagles and Giants are probably tied for 2nd. We play the Niners so rarely that it always feels like a special big matchup

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Onespokeovertheline t1_j524v6l wrote

The heat has faded some, but yes. Views may vary slightly on the order (probably where to place the Rams in either era), but I think this is about right.

49ers top 5 rivalries (as of 2023, including residual historic beefs):

  • Seahawks
  • Packers
  • Rams
  • Giants
  • Cowboys

If you made that list in 2000:

  • Cowboys
  • Packers
  • Giants
  • Rams
  • Broncos
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I_Smoke_Dust t1_j57zqsb wrote

Cardinals fans in shambles(am a Cardinals fan)

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Onespokeovertheline t1_j582cly wrote

The brief period(s) when you've been good, we haven't been, except for like 1-2 years when the division was all competitive but we had no real grudge matches.

You're a team we don't much like, but don't really get emotional about. Might as well still be in the NFC East to older fans. Younger fans mostly think Larry Fitzgerald was great and Kyler Murray is exciting. That isn't a rivalry.

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I_Smoke_Dust t1_j582q6h wrote

Oh no trust me I fully understand and it's even comical haha. Just a bit sad that it's the case, but it makes perfect sense and not surprising.

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415native t1_j51hs0y wrote

Yep. I’m old enough to still be bitter over the 1972 NFC championship game. If Preston Riley had just held onto that ball we would’ve had our first Super Bowl….argh

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DarthBrooks69420 t1_j51v6hg wrote

If we go by my dad's interpretation then every team that has beat the cowboys in a playoff game is a rival of ours lol.

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DumbestBoy t1_j51mbxb wrote

Not anymore. I have a special respect for the Cowboys now because of the rivalry back then.

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onkel_axel t1_j515u04 wrote

Yes. Division rivals, 49er and Packers (to a lesser extend) Those are the rivals. Others are just opponents

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cosmicdave86 t1_j51rbyf wrote

Don't forget the Steelers

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onkel_axel t1_j566nst wrote

I don't, but that's not an NFC team. Only mentioned those.

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true_paladin t1_j52a7g1 wrote

Only in the Superbowl, as a 'boys fan, we won't have to worry about that one for a long ass time.

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Hottponce t1_j558a4p wrote

Cowboys rivalries, ranked:

Eagles

Washington

Giants

Packers

49ers

Steelers

Texans and Saints honorable mention for proximity

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mypostisbad t1_j52ek2g wrote

Probably depends on your age.

I'm a 9ers fan that suffered through 4 straight years of meetings in the playoffs and only 1 win. Those 3 rings Aikman has, while well deserved, could very easily have been claimed by Young and the 9ers.

You don't forget that. Those games turned on fine margins and it's a lot more of a bitter pill to swallow when you know you're a great team but there's another, very, very, very slightly better team blocking your road.

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GarrisonJones t1_j5a1t64 wrote

49ers met the Cowboys 3 times in the playoffs during the 90's, not 4.

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cholula_is_good t1_j51ypkk wrote

I’m the 90s yes, since then I don’t think so. I feel like the Packers are our biggest non divisional rival lately.

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tapnap-or-snap t1_j53g2xg wrote

Yeah I live 40 mins away from Santa Clara and as a Cowboy fan I could tell you it's a huge rivalry. There's a lot of cowboy fans here.

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k2t-17 t1_j513955 wrote

You have to be 40+ or a total geek of either team to see this rivalry. That's actually a lot of fans though.

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Mallee78 t1_j51gss5 wrote

its one of those fan rivalries that no one on the teams currently really cares about, they might be aware of the history but without playing them all that often its hard to have a rivalry

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k2t-17 t1_j51jdtz wrote

I dunno. Rivalries are kinda dead between players. Social media, mega sports agencies, and the fact they've almost all played on teams or offseason workouts together has killed it. Some players have specific beef but it's not usually because of the color of their jerseys.

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Mallee78 t1_j51lv9i wrote

Not entirely, often divisional rivals still don't get along very well

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GarrisonJones t1_j5a27k5 wrote

Players in the digital age era are always commiserating after games now win or lose. Fans take rivalries much more serious than players.

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adm_akbar t1_j51vvqn wrote

It's been so long since we had any real games, I wouldn't call them a rival anymore. I would argue that our last real rivals were the Seahawks like 6 years ago.

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grahamcracker3 t1_j51k47k wrote

41 year old Niners fan here: I am loathe of Pretty Boy Carroll and the Seahawks, but I am rooting for them whenever they play the Cowboys. There will never be a sports hate as pure and distilled as we have toward Big D. Hell, as a Syracuse alum I'd sooner root for Georgetown.

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sqwertymcgwerty t1_j52qbah wrote

Hell I’m a 37 year old Cowboys fan and there’s nobody I hate more than the Eagles. I’d cheer for the 9ers before I cheer for them. I hope their entire team crumbles year after year. We’ll see how I feel after this weekend though

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Mhansen1717 t1_j51rqz2 wrote

I’m a 36 year old Cowboy fan that is die hard and grew up in the Bay and has gotten shitty Niner fans talking shit to me for as long as I remember and still don’t have that much hate. Glad the Cowboys still live rent free in your head. It’d probably be different if the Niners were good enough to be the “team of the 90’s”

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grahamcracker3 t1_j51t5hn wrote

My kid bro and his friends all latched onto the Cowboys so it's made for some fun arguments over the years.

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Mhansen1717 t1_j51wvp0 wrote

Haha I bet. Nothing like sports to bring people together. Even rivals or dormant rivals

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ResetPress t1_j51mgdf wrote

Amazing all the young bucks out here who don’t consider the niners and cowboys rivals

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JensaaraiDefender t1_j558hnz wrote

How many people still consider the Steelers and Raiders as rivals? Are there Ravens fans that refuse to use the word "Colts" when referring to the football team in Indianapolis?

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JustaJamJar t1_j515ryy wrote

As a niners fan I had no idea cowboys were our rivals? I always assumed it was the raiders but I guess it just isn’t the same anymore when we’re not forced to share the bay

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unk214 t1_j51bxk9 wrote

Cowboys fan here, I guess we can’t have playdates no more.

Here I was busy hating the eagles, giants and whatever team Brady is in. Now I gotta add another team.

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Badassinternetguy t1_j51d3ts wrote

Those were your regular season rivals. In the past during the playoffs it was always red/gold vs blue/white. Lot of back and forth back in the days of young and aikman

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Dukanduu t1_j51brdo wrote

Cowboys make more sense than the Raiders since they are in the same conference. Raiders and 49ers have never really played any meaningful games.

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DEATH-BY-CIRCLEJERK t1_j51lfxk wrote

Hatred between Raiders and 49ers fans when they were in Oakland was pretty ferocious from what I’ve seen. There weren’t many consequential/meaningful games though, yeah.

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Dukanduu t1_j51ok1i wrote

Mostly gangbangers who viewed it as a territorial thing, rather than about football. Most didn’t even care about the game, just went to games to throw punches

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FunkMastaUno t1_j54jks5 wrote

Yeah, why would two teams that were.only separated by a bridge have a rivalry, that makes no sense.

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mudbutter8 t1_j52w30y wrote

Go look up TO putting the ball on the star 20 years ago. Its a rivalry. Just the stakes haven't been as high minus these last 2 years

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GarrisonJones t1_j5a2ls7 wrote

Raiders are an AFC squad that plays the 49ers once every 4 years or so. It's always been more of a turf war between bay area residents than the teams themselves. 49ers and Cowboys historically have had games with huge ramifications usually resulting in championships. Guessing you're a younger fan.

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Actionjack7 t1_j51mv6e wrote

Cowboys played great against Tampa Bay. What dominance.

They are now due to lay their playoff egg.

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AgoraiosBum t1_j542nyq wrote

Their purpose is to lose badly and therefore make Brady look even more washed

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philthebrewer t1_j512t2s wrote

Meh, I am biased as a Seahawks fan but this just doesn’t seem like a rivalry anymore.

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zlaw32 t1_j519vam wrote

I agree. I think people saying this game will ignite the rivalry for the younger generation are wrong. Currently 28 and I had no idea this was a rivalry. It’s been too long. The younger NFL fans won’t have any idea that this is a rivalry unless it happens again and again like it did back in the day

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505whiteboy t1_j51txcv wrote

Uh, that’s the point. They were only a rivalry before because of meeting in the playoffs 7 times before last year. 6 of them came in streaks (70,71,72 and 92,93,94) is what fueled it. The fact they you weren’t even a dirty thought yet is irrelevant.

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zlaw32 t1_j51ubnk wrote

What exactly is the point?

I don’t think our age is irrelevant. If the younger generations of NFL fans are unaware of those playoff games and don’t think about it as a rivalry then this 1 playoff game isn’t going to reignite some rivalry in the fans. And our youth is exactly the reason for that.

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Hi_Im_Ken_Adams t1_j51xjxm wrote

I was a little kid when Dwight Clark made The Catch to beat the Cowboys. Even as a kid I knew what a big deal it was to beat the Cowboys.

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zlaw32 t1_j51y0nq wrote

So you were around at the time the rivalry was going on? Congrats. That’s beside my point. For people who were not around at that time, this singular game will not reignite the rivalry

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Hi_Im_Ken_Adams t1_j522rpn wrote

My point is that it was about a decade since the Niners played the Cowboys in the playoffs by the time of Dwight Clark's Catch.

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pileofbile t1_j52fks2 wrote

Let’s go 49ers!!! Sincerely, An Eagles fan

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DumbestBoy t1_j51m5d4 wrote

I was at both NFC Championships in SF. Those were great times.

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Larkshade t1_j51rehp wrote

I'm always down for 49ers / Cowboys games. Hate ya, Cowboys, but not as much as Seattle. <3

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Giannatorchia t1_j532hqf wrote

Both teams are playing really well and came off great wins this past week

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Terrible-Weird-9463 t1_j54rnby wrote

If anyone interested in fixed matches, they can dm me. i have a contact and proofs

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Unique_the_Vision t1_j54s2zf wrote

Somehow, every team the Cowboys play is a rival lol

I’m nervous this will be a repeat of the last time we faced the Niners, but I’m optimistic. If Parsons can really make some noise on defense, the rest of the defensive line should eat well.

Also, Dak is going to have to get it going early on. My dude gets lost if he doesn’t start to put it together at some point early in the game.

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Snacktivities t1_j55alpi wrote

The NFC is at its best when these two teams play in the playoffs.

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Giannatorchia t1_j5mvfkp wrote

It’s a really good rivalry in my opinion

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Giannatorchia t1_j532glr wrote

I think it’s gonna be a good game for sure

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ImCrossland t1_j53cyjp wrote

As a lifelong Cowboys fan (27) how can you be a rival to anyone when you literally always lose? We can be rivals with the Commies because they never win either but damn can we win one more time in my life?? I was still shitting myself the first time it happened and I will probably shit myself again if I ever live to see the day we win another one.

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starkmatic t1_j53nego wrote

9ers gonna crush the cowgirls this time

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crowjack t1_j547sl6 wrote

…and that ‘legendary combo’ won how many superbowl s?

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sprvlk t1_j54ca5x wrote

Bang bang.

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konorM t1_j51gote wrote

America's team? What bull!

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CornWallacedaGeneral t1_j519ila wrote

Yeah 3 decades ago lmao....the fact they emphasized the number of faceoffs between these two when the cowshits only went to the playoffs like 3 times in 27 years....😂🤦🏽

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limpnoads t1_j51euv0 wrote

Before last year, the last time they played, was in 94', this isn't a rivalry 🤣

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Epic_XC t1_j51yek0 wrote

ssshhh gotta let them try their cheap marketing ploy

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