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If there is any team that has been a big bully to the New Orleans Saints over the years, it is the San Francisco 49ers.

I can remember growing up in the late 1980s and early 1990s and watching the 49ers dominate the Saints.

San Francisco was just always too good, and every year, it managed to overshadow and put a beating on some good Saints teams.

It all started with guys Joe Montana, Steve Young, Ronnie Lott and Jerry Rice, and recently, it has continued with Alex Smith, Vernon Davis and Patrick Willis.

If you can remember, and I know every New Orleans fan out there hasn't forgot, the 49ers defeated the Saints, 36-32, last season during the NFC divisional round playoff game.

It had to be one of the toughest and most heartbreaking losses in Saints history.

At first, it seemed like the Saints would pull it out, right after a huge touchdown pass from Drew Brees to Jimmy Graham gave New Orleans a fourth-quarter lead.

But in the final seconds, San Francisco did what it always managed to do to the Saints — crush their hopes and dreams when Smith connected with Davis on a short touchdown pass that won the game for the 49ers.

The 49ers went on the NFC championship game, and the Saints season ended in devastating fashion.

Read more: Big bully up next for Saints | HoumaToday.com

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