Charle Young, the starting tight end in the first Super Bowl of the 49ers’ Bill Walsh-era dynasty, has died at age 75, the team announced on Tuesday. In a post on social media, the 49ers mourned the passing of the tight end who hauled in two passes from Joe Montana in the 1981 NFC Championship, leading up to “The Catch” that sent them to Super Bowl 16. Across 13 NFL seasons with four teams, Charle Young had 418 receptions for 5,106 yards, one of 48 tight ends in NFL history with at least 5,000 career receiving yards. Getty Images Across 13 NFL seasons with four teams, Charle Young had 418 receptions for 5,106 yards, one of 48 tight ends in NFL history with at least 5,000 career receiving yards. Getty Images Advertisement Young joined the 49ers for the first of three memorable seasons with San Francisco in 1980, the year Montana won the starting quarterback job and Walsh’s second season as head coach.…