The play dubbed "The Catch," where San Francisco 49ers wide receiver Dwight Clark delivers a go-ahead touchdown in the 1981 NFL Championship Game against the Dallas Cowboys, ranks No. 2 on the ...

'A Football Life': Members from the unbeaten 1972 Miami Dolphins squad talk about how Pro Football Hall of Fame head coach Don Shula's decision to put recovered Miami Dolphins quarterback Bob ...

In the Bay Area, it is still known as “The Catch”—Dwight Clark’s fingertip reception of a Joe Montana pass with 51 seconds left in the NFC Championship Game at Candlestick Park.

Listen to Joe Montana and Dwight Clark re-tell the story of the greatest play in the history of the San Francisco 49ers. San Francisco 49ers safety Talanoa Hufanga takes fans inside his biggest ...

Reflecting on that unforgettable day, Montana and the late Dwight Clark recounted the moments ... This iconic play, famously known as "The Catch," not only sent the 49ers to their first Super ...

Los Angeles Chargers head coach Jim Harbaugh compared a throw quarterback Justin Herbert made to one of the biggest plays in NFL history: "The Catch" by San Francisco 49ers legends Joe Montana and ...

San Francisco 49ers receiver Dwight Clark caught a touchdown pass from Joe Montana with 58 seconds left in the NFC Championship game. One of the most famous plays in NFL history, “The Catch ...

Most of the NFL playoff moments that are so famous they are known by a nickname — “The Catch” by Dwight Clark, “Music City Miracle” by Frank Wycheck and Kevin Dyson, “The Immaculate ...

“The throw to Ladd on the two-point play, the degree of difficulty, it was a higher degree than Montana to Dwight Clark on ‘The Catch,’” said Harbaugh, who is preparing his team for ...

Chargers HC Jim Harbaugh says Justin Herbert’s 2 point conversion to Ladd McConkey was a “higher degree of difficulty” than Joe Montana and Dwight Clark’s “The Catch” https://t.co ...