The statues were unveiled before the 49ers faced the Rams at Levi's.
RELATED: South Bay sports community reflects on Dwight Clark's passing
'The Catch' was the winning touchdown pass from Joe Montana to Dwight Clark in the 1981 NFC Championship Game between the Cowboys and Niners.
The 350-pound statues of Clark and Joe Montana were placed 23 yards apart - the distance covered on the famed winning play. The representation of Clark, with his hands outstretched, will extend 11 feet in the air.
VIDEOS: Family, 49ers legends remember Dwight Clark at memorial in SF
Former San Francisco 49ers great Joe Montana spoke about his friend Dwight Clark at a memorial service at San Francisco's Grace Cathedral.
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