Welcome to another NFC East, NFC West, crossover episode. Brian Peacock here of

Lockton 49ers. I'm with Landon McCool of Locked on Cowboys, a storied rivalry.

Landon, you and I were just off the air talking a little bit about some older games.

I think that's a fun way to begin this thing because the Niners and Cowboys rivalry goes way back

obviously they've played since the 60s but really starting with the catch that

was the beginning of the 49ers dynasty then so many great matchups and NFC

championship games in the 90s. Less important recently games, but there have been

some good ones recently and actually the Cowboys own the 49ers the last five of six going to Dallas so the

Niners owe the Cowboys a little bit recently and Dallas did take a one game

lead 1817 and won so far in the series between the 49ers and Cowboys.

It's crazy how balanced it is despite the kind of very differing paths that the Cowboys and the 49ers took kind of after that early 90s

season and I mean they both teams have been wildly up and down and obviously you guys have experienced much higher areas of success.

I'd say, I mean, getting all the way to the Super Bowl twice when the Cowboys have not even

been back once.

I think, you know, it shows you how different things are from maybe their heyday or at

least their last heyday of the 90s.

And the Niners obviously finding their way back into the

Super Bowl again last year and really kind of establishing themselves as one of the

best teams in the NFC and a team that is obviously a favorite or in the conversation to go right back in the Super Bowl next year.

And my memory is terrible and I was looking back at some of these games and you brought up a game about when Tony Romo got hurt against the 29th.

Yeah, I think it was the 2011 season.

And we were like, what was that?

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