1994 San Francisco 49ers
Super Bowl XXIX Champions!
1994 Record: 13-3 (Regular Season), 3-0 (Playoffs)
Head Coach: George Seifert
Points Scored: 505 (1st out of 28 NFL teams)
Points Allowed: 296 (6th out of 28 NFL teams)
Home Stadium: Candlestick Park in San Francisco, CA
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Emerging From The Large Shadow
After losing the previous two NFC Championship Games at the hands of the Cowboys due to the defense's inability to contain the Dallas offense, the 49ers fortified their defense by acquiring several veterans spearheaded by All-Pro shutdown cornerback Deion Sanders' arrival from Atlanta. Other players brought in to help the defense were linebackers Ken Norton, Rickey Jackson and Gary Plummer, defensive linemen Richard Dent and Charles Mann, and cornerback Toi Cook. The 49ers reaped the benefits of a team competing for a Super Bowl when they were able to get Sanders and Jackson to take drastic pay cuts to join the team in hopes of winning their first Vince Lombardi Trophy. Those new additions joined Dana Stubblefield, Tim McDonald, Merton Hanks, and Eric Davis to help the defense go from the 18th best defense to 8th in 1994 and the run defense went from 16th to 2nd in in the NFL. Two rookies also made a great impact as well as first round pick Bryant Young made 42 tackles, 6 sacks, and recovered a fumble and 7th round pick Lee Woodall raised eyebrows by cracking the starting lineup following training camp. Defensive tackle Dana Stubblefield made the Pro Bowl after leading the squad with 8.5 sacks. Linebacker Ken Norton, Jr. also earned a trip to Hawaii after leading the team with 77 stops and intercepting a pass. Free safety Merton Hanks led the team with 7 interceptions and "Neon Deion" Sanders picked off 6 passes for 303 yards and 3 scores en route to winning the NFL Defensive Player of the Year award. Both players also earned Pro Bowl invitations.
In spite of compiling better statistics than his predecessor and winning an overwhelming majority of his starts, Steve Young was criticized by the 49ers fans and the local media for "not winning the big one". After the 49ers won their season opener on Monday Night at home against the Raiders, which saw wide receiver Jerry Rice break the NFL record for most TD receptions in a career, Steve Young had to travel to Kansas City to face his mentor for the first time. Young could not silence his critics as his 49ers lost to Joe Montana's Chiefs, 24-17. The 49ers bounced back with win over division rivals Los Angeles and New Orleans to up their record to 3 wins against 1 defeat. The low point of the season came at home against Philadelphia as the Eagles embarrassed the 49ers to the tune of a 40-8 drubbing. The Niners fell behind at Detroit the following week before coming back to defeat the Lions, 27-21. The win sparked a winning strak that lasted for practically the rest of the regular season. Wins against the Falcons, Bucs, and Redskins set the 49ers up for an attempt to avenge their 3-game losing strak to their hated rivals from Dallas. The 49ers were finally succeessful in knocking off the Cowboys as they won by a 21-14 score. The 49ers did not lose focus as they defeated their division foes Atlanta, Los Angeles, and New Orleans for the second time in consecutive weeks to set up a date with the Chargers in San Diego, which ended up being a Super Bowl preview as it turned out. The Niners had no problems in dealing with the Chargers in the 38-15 victory. The 42-19 victory over Denver the following week clinched home field advantage for the 49ers throughout the NFC Playoffs. Most of the starters did not play in the team's 21-14 regular season finale defeat at the hands of Minnesota.
Steve Young earned NFL MVP honors after setting an NFL record with a 113.8 passer rating in spearheading the league's top scoring offense with 505 points. Halfback Ricky Watters joined Young on the Pro Bowl roster after accumulating 1,596 yards from scrimmage (877 rushing) and scoring 11 touchdowns. Fullback William "Bar None" Floyd chipped in with 305 rushing yards and 6 scores in his rookie campaign. In addition to breaking the NFL record for most TD receptions in a career, Jerry Rice caught 112 balls for 1,499 yards and 13 scores en route to another Pro Bowl appearance. Tight end Brent Jones also made the Pro Bowl after attaining 670 yards on his 49 receptions in 1994. Right guard Derrick Deese was a first-year starter on an otherwise veteran line led by left guard Jesse Sapolu and center Bart Oates, who both attained Pro Bowl honors in 1994. The starting tackles were Harris Barton and Steve Wallace, who play every bit as well as Sapolu and Oates.
Dexter Carter gained over 1,000 yards returning kickoffs in 1994 - 1,105 to be exact on his 48 returns for a 23.0 yard average. He also averaged 8.4 yards on his 38 punt returns. Doug Brien made 60 of 62 extra points and 15 of his 20 field goal attempts, while punter Klaus Wilmsmeyer's punts traveled an average of 41.4 yards per punt.
The 49ers opened the playoffs in the second round at home against the Chicago Bears. After allowing a field goal, the Niners would score 37 straight points in the next three quarters. William Floyd ran for 3 scores while Steve Young passed and ran for a score. The Bears finally broke the 37-0 run, but did not make much of a dent in the 44-15 49ers victory. The win meant the 49ers and Cowboys would play for a trip to the Super Bowl at stake for the third straight year.
The NFC Championship game was a blowout early as Eric Davis picked off a Troy Aikman pass and returned it for a 44-yard touchdown, Steve Young and Ricky Watters hooked up for a 29-yard TD pass, and William Floyd scored on a 1-yard plunge to put the Niners up 21-0 in the first quarter. Troy Aikman and Michael Irvin hooked up for a 44-yard TD pass and catch with 2:14 left in the opening stanza to put the Cowboys within 14. The Cowboys were able to outscore the 49ers 21-17 the rest of the way, but it was not enough to prevent Steve Young from leading the 49ers to the Super Bowl for the first time as a starting quarterback.
Joe Robbie Stadium in Miami was the site of the 49ers' attempt to be the first organization in NFL history to win 5 Super Bowl Championships. The 49ers faced the AFC Champion Chargers and would burn the Charger defense to the tune of two TD passes to Ricky Watters, one to Jerry Rice, and one to William Floyd. Only one Charger score was sandwiched in there and that was a Natrone Means 1-yard TD plunge. The score was 28-10 at the half and this proved to be a bigger hole than the Chargers could climb out of. The 49ers started off the second half with a 9 yard Ricky Watters 9 yard TD run - his third score of the game and a 15 yard hookup from Steve Young to Jerry Rice and the rout was on. The Chargers did counter with a 98 yard kickoff return for a touchdown by Andre Coleman, the longest return in Super Bowl history and Stan Humphries and Tony Martin hooked up for a 30 yard TD pass to close the scoring, but it was the 49ers day to shine as the 49ers won 49-26 and Steve Young proved he could not only beat Dallas, but also win a Super Bowl. He had finally won over the 49ers' fans.
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1994 Results
Regular Season
Date Opponent Result
9/ 5/94 L.A. Raiders W 44-14
9/11/94 at Kansas City L 17-24
9/18/94 at L.A. Rams W 34-19
9/25/94 New Orleans W 24-13
10/ 2/94 Philadelphia L 8-40
10/ 9/94 at Detroit W 27-21
10/16/94 at Atlanta W 42- 3
10/23/94 Tampa Bay W 41-16
10/30/04 Bye Week
11/ 6/94 at Washington W 37-22
11/13/94 Dallas W 21-14
11/20/94 L.A. Rams W 31-27
11/28/94 at New Orleans W 35-14
12/ 9/94 Atlanta W 50-14
12/16/94 at San Diego W 38-15
12/22/94 Denver W 42-19
12/30/94 at Minnesota L 14-21
Playoffs
Round Opponent Result
NFC Div. Playoff Chicago W 44-15
NFC Championship Dallas W 38-28
Super Bowl XXIX vs. San Diego W 49-26
Note: Super Bowl played at Pro Player Stadium in Miami, FL
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Quarterback Steve Young had finally escaped from Joe Montana's everpresent shadow as he led the 49ers to their first Super Bowl title since Montana's departure.
1994 San Francisco 49ers Depth Chart / Roster:
# Player Ht Wt Age Exp College Face Shape Hair Equipment
Quarterbacks
1. 8 Steve Young 6-2 205 34 9 BYU 44 8 blk crop style 3 helmet, 2 bar, wt wristbands
2. 18 Elvis Grbac 6-5 225 24 1 Michigan 33 5 l. brn crop style 3 helmet, 2 bar, wt wristbands
3. n/a (switch position to SS)
Halfbacks
1. 32 Ricky Watters 6-1 212 25 3 Notre Dame 103 3 blk fade style 3 helmet, 2 bar rb, eye paint, wt nasal strip, tc extended, tc gloves, wt elbowpads (turf), wt gloves (turf)
2. 20 Derek Loville 5-10 205 26 3 Oregon 5 3 blk bald right band6 tattoo, style 3 helmet, 3 bar rb, bk wristbands, tc gloves, wt elbowbands (turf)
3. 35 Dexter Carter 5-9 174 27 4 Florida State 82 4 blk flat top 2 bar rb, tc wristbands, tc rb gloves, tc elbowbands (turf)
# 27 Adam Walker 5-11 200 26 1 Pittsburgh dk skin 92 2 blk fade style 3 helmet, 2 bar rb, wt elbowbands, wt wristbands, wt tc elbowpads (turf)
Fullbacks
1. 40 William Floyd 6-1 242 22 R Florida State 257 9 blk fade style 3 helmet, 3 bar rb, wt nasal strip, wt tc elbowpads, wt wristbands, tc rb gloves (grass), tc gloves (turf)
2. n/a (switch position to HB)
# 43 Marc Logan 6-0 212 29 6 Kentucky 71 4 blk fade 3 bar qb, wt wristbands, tc gloves, wt half sleeves (turf)
Wide Receivers
1. 80 Jerry Rice 6-2 200 32 9 M. Valley St. 206 3 blk fade style 3 helmet, 2 bar, eye paint, wt nasal strip, tc wrist double, tc gloves, qb wristbands (turf)
2. 82 John Taylor 6-1 185 32 8 Delaware St. 227 7 blk fade 2 bar, wt gloves, wt sleeves, wt elbowpads (turf)
3. 88 Nate Singleton 5-11 190 26 2 Grambling St. 260 2 blk bald 3 bar, eye paint, wt wrist double, tc gloves (grass), wt wristbands (turf), wt gloves (turf)
4. 81 Ed McCaffrey 6-5 215 26 3 Stanford 8 1 brn crop 2 bar, wt sleeves
5. n/a (switch position to TE)
Tight Ends
1. 84 Brent Jones 6-4 230 31 7 N/A 18 3 l. brn crop style 3 helmet, full cage, wt wristbands, right wt tc elbowpad (turf)
2. 85 Ted Popson 6-4 250 28 R Portland St. 77 6 brn crop 3 bar qb, wt wristbands
# 86 Brett Carolan 6-3 241 23 R Wash. St. 48 4 brn crop half cage, wt rb gloves, wt sleeves
Left Tackles
1. 74 Steve Wallace 6-5 280 30 8 Auburn 116 13 blk buzz style 3 helmet, full cage, neck roll, right wt elbowpad, wt wristbands, wt gloves, wt elbowpads (turf)
2. 75 Frank Pollack 6-4 285 27 3 N. Arizona 70 17 blk crop style 3 helmet, half cage, wt gloves, wt elbowpads (turf)
Left Guards
1. 61 Jesse Sapolu (lefty) 6-4 278 33 11 Hawaii 14 10 blk crop full cage, neck roll, wt wristbands, wt gloves
2. 69 Rod Milstead 6-2 290 25 R Delaware St. dk skin 89 14 blk flat top half cage, rubber pads, wt wristbands, wt gloves
Centers
1. 66 Bart Oates 6-3 275 36 9 BYU 67 11 brn crop style 3 helmet, half cage, wt wristbands, wt gloves
2. 67 Chris Dalman 6-3 285 24 1 Stanford 17 10 l.brn crop full cage, bk extended, left rubber pad, wt wristbands, wt gloves
Right Guards
1. 63 Derrick Deese 6-3 270 24 1 USC 84 1 blk crop style 3 helmet, full cage, wt nasal strip, rubber pads, wt wristbands, wt gloves
2. 64 Ralph Tamm 6-4 280 28 6 N/A 84 13 brn crop half cage, neck roll, wt wristbands, wt rb gloves
Right Tackles
1. 79 Harris Barton 6-4 286 30 7 N. Carolina 43 17 brn crop style 2 helmet, half cage, neck roll, wt wristbands, wt gloves
2. 65 Harry Boatswain 6-4 295 25 3 N/A 219 16 blk dreads half cage, neck roll, wt wristbands, wt gloves
Left Defensive Ends
1. 95 Richard Dent 6-5 265 34 11 Tennessee St. 113 12 blk crop half cage, rubber pads, wt wristbands
2. 96 Dennis Brown 6-4 290 27 4 Washington 156 14 blk balding style 2 helmet, half cage, wt elbowpads, wt wristbands, wt gloves
3. 71 Charles Mann 6-6 272 33 11 N/A 95 4 blk fade full cage, tc extended, wt wristbands, tc gloves, rubber pads (turf)
Right Defensive Ends
1. 57 Rickey Jackson 6-2 245 36 13 Pittsburgh 142 14 blk fade (2) full cage, dk visor, wt wristbands, tc gloves
2. 99 Tim Harris 6-6 265 30 8 Memphis 164 5 blk crop full cage, wt wristbands, tc gloves, wt elbowpads (turf)
3. 58 Todd Kelly 6-2 259 24 1 Tennessee 49 14 blk crop style 2 helmet, full cage, tc rb gloves, tc wrist double (grass), wt elbowpads (turf), tc gloves (turf)
# 72 Mark Thomas 6-5 273 25 1 N.C. State 71 18 brn crop full cage, wt wristbands, tc rb gloves
Defensive Tackles
1. 94 Dana Stubblefield 6-2 302 24 1 Kansas 142 17 blk buzz half cage, dk visor, wt elbowpads, wt wristbands, tc rb gloves
2. 97 Bryant Young 6-2 276 22 R Notre Dame 274 12 blk bald right band6 tattoo, full cage, eye paint, wt wristbands, wt rb gloves, wt ankles taped, tc shoes, rubber pads (turf)
3. 91 Rhett Hall 6-2 260 26 1 California 28 11 l. brn crop half cage, wt wristbands, bk gloves
Left Outside Linebackers
1. 54 Lee Woodall 6-0 220 25 R N/A 159 4 blk bald style 3 helmet, full cage, wt tc elbowpads, qb wristbands, wt gloves
2. 98 Antonio Goss 6-4 228 28 4 N. Carolina 215 9 blk crop style 3 helmet, half cage, wt wristbands, bk rb gloves
Inside Linebackers
1. 50 Gary Plummer 6-2 247 34 8 California 55 11 brn crop full cage, neck roll, wt gloves, bk elbowpads (turf)
2. 55 Kevin Mitchell 6-1 260 23 R Syracuse 130 9 blk fade (2) full cage, tc extended, wt elbowpads, bk wristbands, tc gloves (grass)
Right Outside Linebackers
1. 51 Ken Norton 6-2 241 28 6 UCLA 57 5 blk fade style 3 helmet, full cage, tc mouthpiece, tc extended, bk wristbands, bk gloves, bk elbowpads (turf)
2. 53 Anthony Peterson 6-0 223 22 R Notre Dame 54 4 blk fade full cage, eye paint, wt nasal strip, wt elbowbands, wt wristbands, wt gloves
Cornerbacks
1. 21 Deion Sanders (lefty) 6-1 198 27 5 Florida State 17 7 blk fade (2) style 3 helmet, 2 bar rb, tc elbowbands, wt wristbands, bk gloves, wt sleeves
2. 25 Eric Davis 5-11 178 26 4 Jacksonv. St. 94 7 blk fade 3 bar rb, bk gloves, bk wristbands (grass), rubber pads (turf)
3. 41 Toi Cook 6-0 188 30 7 Stanford 71 4 blk flat top 3 bar rb, wt wristbands, tc gloves, wt sleeves
4. 22 Tyronne Drakeford 5-9 185 23 R Viriginia Tech 64 9 blk fade 2 bar rb, bk gloves, wt sleeves
Free Safeties
1. 36 Merton Hanks 6-2 185 26 3 Iowa 154 1 blk fade 3 bar rb, eye paint, wt wristbands, bk rb gloves, wt sleeves
2. 28 Dana Hall 6-2 206 25 2 Washington 89 6 blk crop style 3 helmet, full cage, wt wristbands, bk gloves, rubber pads (turf), tc rb gloves (turf)
Strong Safeties
1. 46 Tim McDonald 6-2 215 29 7 USC 158 7 blk bald 3 bar qb, rubber pads, wt wristbands, wt gloves
2. n/a (switch position to FB)
# 33 Dedrick Dodge 6-2 184 27 2 Florida State dk skin 72 7 blk crop style 3 helmet, 3 bar, wt elbowbands, tc gloves, bk elbowbands (turf)
Kicker
1. 4 Doug Brien 5-11 177 24 R California 9 2 brn crop 2 bar, wt sleeves
Punter
1. 10 Klaus Wilmsmeyer 6-1 210 27 2 Louisville 24 6 brn crop 2 bar (thin), wt wristbands, wt sleeves
Players Not Included
# 14 Bill Musgrave QB 6-2 196 26 3 Oregon lt skin 2 bar, wt wristbands
# 77 Brian Bollinger C 6-5 285 25 2 N. Carolina lt skin half cage, wt wristbands, wt gloves
# 45 Adrian Hardy CB 5-10 187 24 1 N'western St. dk skin
# 90 Darin Jordan ROLB 6-2 245 27 2 Northeastern dk skin 112 10 blk bald half cage, tc extended, wt wristbands, tc gloves (grass), wt sleeves (grass)
# 70 Artie Smith DT 6-4 303 24 1 LA. Tech med skin 39 14 blk bald full cage,
# 92 Troy Wilson RE 6-4 240 24 R N/A dk skin
Player Ratings spd-str-awr-agi-acl-cth-car-jmp-bkt-tak-thp-tha-pbk-rbk-kpr-kac-ret-stm-inj-tgh
S. Young 75-62-92-87-82-34-49-57-64-22-94-99-21-28-31-24-0-89-85-92
Grbac 62-58-60-59-59-30-43-57-47-21-82-87-23-26-34-24-0-82-80-62
R. Watters 92-71-83-96-95-81-77-75-77-23-44-37-34-33-30-23-40-92-85-86
Loville 84-67-64-84-88-80-94-69-75-26-22-18-41-48-29-11-69-82-90-74
D. Carter 95-54-70-96-88-73-78-79-64-17-29-26-29-28-24-22-80-82-74-61
A. Walker 80-71-65-77-86-74-67-66-77-23-33-26-43-36-32-26-50-76-68-66
W. Floyd 66-75-61-75-79-75-83-48-72-26-37-26-64-61-28-22-10-84-73-78
M. Logan 80-66-78-75-82-73-81-47-61-26-29-24-52-48-18-21-68-83-78-67
J. Rice 92-69-95-99-96-99-99-80-80-24-25-20-41-44-21-14-20-95-84-95
J. Taylor 90-63-88-91-88-93-85-78-73-24-23-22-31-38-21-14-71-84-71-67
N. Singleton 89-55-61-92-90-82-74-85-57-22-24-22-22-24-25-23-65-83-83-65
McCaffrey 84-60-71-83-84-90-71-87-52-25-16-22-42-45-26-25-20-86-84-95
B. Jones 70-66-89-71-77-85-65-56-74-22-20-16-67-65-21-14-8-82-83-64
Popson 67-69-66-67-69-68-65-57-64-23-32-25-62-56-27-22-8-82-79-73
Carolan 65-72-52-63-69-65-59-56-62-22-34-26-67-60-26-22-8-76-68-74
S. Wallace 60-91-90-62-64-18-20-46-41-30-27-21-92-92-23-14-0-73-80-65
F. Pollack 48-87-63-46-64-18-17-46-29-24-29-17-75-78-26-18-0-73-76-74
Sapolu 61-93-90-62-58-18-20-51-30-28-28-20-92-95-22-20-0-72-97-89
Milstead 43-91-59-41-65-18-18-40-27-23-28-19-79-88-26-19-0-65-79-76
Oates 56-91-96-55-66-17-16-38-33-26-27-23-92-92-30-17-0-70-90-86
Dalman 63-88-64-62-70-25-23-44-26-27-28-18-77-85-26-22-0-74-82-67
Deese 69-86-63-68-71-29-15-46-28-23-23-25-86-86-21-19-0-78-67-94
R. Tamm 48-87-73-47-63-21-19-44-28-23-27-22-82-87-28-22-0-66-64-73
H. Barton 59-95-94-59-60-18-20-55-37-33-31-21-92-93-28-21-0-70-66-88
Boatswain 48-88-66-46-73-19-18-48-31-25-29-18-78-87-30-20-0-62-67-77
R. Dent 79-83-91-79-82-34-31-64-35-82-26-20-25-37-27-19-0-85-70-83
D. Brown 68-86-77-77-67-25-22-52-27-76-27-19-24-38-29-19-0-79-89-84
C. Mann 68-79-92-71-64-21-21-62-26-86-26-23-26-30-28-22-0-72-77-83
R. Jackson 84-83-95-83-77-38-36-47-28-83-26-22-28-52-29-22-0-80-93-86
T. Harris 79-74-86-79-74-30-27-60-24-76-27-23-27-35-28-19-0-79-62-76
T. Kelly 74-80-64-74-81-31-27-53-22-74-27-22-27-48-32-18-0-80-68-71
Stubblefield 63-87-81-61-73-37-17-56-27-90-16-14-32-32-24-27-0-79-84-86
B. Young 71-86-67-70-64-29-25-46-29-83-29-21-21-31-15-24-0-77-73-97
R. Hall 67-84-76-63-74-27-25-49-27-73-28-23-25-36-28-23-0-76-72-78
L. Woodall 77-77-60-75-84-46-40-64-29-92-28-21-27-43-29-22-0-87-90-72
A. Goss 78-68-58-78-74-37-39-66-23-81-22-21-22-36-23-19-0-78-76-71
G. Plummer 72-81-91-78-69-39-37-51-29-92-28-19-28-50-32-19-0-82-86-80
K. Mitchell 73-74-58-72-72-38-42-57-35-75-23-15-26-47-18-16-0-76-80-65
K. Norton 83-84-89-83-80-48-45-59-39-95-25-20-27-39-26-17-0-81-94-90
A. Peterson 74-77-54-73-77-39-37-48-32-82-27-22-26-45-31-22-0-78-74-76
D. Sanders 98-54-93-98-96-74-68-90-37-51-20-26-13-18-17-16-88-97-72-62
E. Davis 94-51-85-95-94-54-48-85-20-74-16-19-10-16-16-18-52-83-85-70
T. Cook 90-59-88-92-90-53-43-79-28-69-27-23-18-24-24-19-10-77-81-82
Drakeford 94-49-61-94-93-65-47-83-28-60-25-22-15-21-23-21-10-85-84-73
M. Hanks 88-55-83-90-86-66-46-84-24-88-23-22-18-25-25-21-66-84-88-73
D. Hall 92-54-72-92-91-56-43-79-27-76-25-20-20-27-23-22-10-83-77-74
T. McDonald 85-67-94-84-85-60-47-74-32-91-28-24-24-38-28-23-10-91-85-83
Dodge 80-60-68-75-83-53-48-81-20-80-21-19-14-25-21-18-10-76-71-62
D. Brien 47-33-59-54-52-15-20-40-23-13-29-20-16-20-93-83-0-74-86-42
Wilmsmeyer 46-39-71-44-50-45-45-54-18-21-56-43-15-20-87-90-0-57-70-48
Cornerback Deion Sanders arrived as a celebrated free agent signing from Atlanta and he brought a swagger and a bravado that would push this Niners squad over the top in 1994.
Halfback Ricky Watters led the 49ers with 877 rushing yards and 6 rushing touchdowns in 1994.
1994 San Francisco 49ers Individual Leaders
Passing: Steve Young, 3969 yds., 70.3 comp. pct, 35 TDs, 112.8 rating
Rushing: Ricky Watters, 877 yds., 6 TDs, 3.7 yds./carry
Receiving: Jerry Rice, 112 rec., 1499 yds., 13 TDs
Touchdowns: Jerry Rice, 15 (2 rush., 13 rec.)
QB Sacks: Dana Stubblefield, 8.5
Interceptions: Merton Hanks, 7 int., 93 yds., 0 TDs
Scoring: Doug Brien, 105 pts. (15 FGs, 60 PATs)
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1994 NFC WEST STANDINGS
1st Place – San Francisco (13-3)
2nd Place – New Orleans (7-9)
3rd Place – Atlanta(7-9)
4th Place – L.A. Rams (4-12)
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