Since opening in 2014 Levi’s stadium has been getting marred by its problems. A fan died of heat exhaustion Youth Jaquiski Tartt Jersey , those heat problems can’t be fixed, and at the forefront of it all is the field itself. It’s bad. Like, really bad. The 49ers have done everything they can from replacing the turf to the way they grow the grass and all it’s done is make things not as bad. But still bad. The proof is on Monday Night in the 49ers 27-23 loss to the New York Giants. One of the main story lines was the field itself and how the Giants simply couldn’t get footing on Levi’s slippery turf. 49ers quarterback Nick Mullens stumbled early in the game and Giants running back Saquon Barkley fell in the backfield several times before he could get any momentum. Something very un-Saquon Barkley like. They were mentioning on the broadcast that the Giants were switching out cleats because of the footing, but in the final minutes of the game, you could still see some slippage. It’s been almost five years. This shouldn’t be happening. Not only is the slippage infuriating for players White Fred Warner Jersey , but it’s also dangerous. In 2015, Ravens kicker Justin Tucker slipped and could have twisted his ankle after stepping into a sinkhole during a kick. Given that the 49ers are dealing with enough injuries to make a full roster difficult, this could prove even more difficult in later years. How important are field conditions for player safety? Well, so dangerous that next week’s Monday Night Football game between the Los Angeles Rams and Kansas City Chiefs, a game originally scheduled to be played in Mexico Youth Solomon Thomas Jersey , is being moved back to Los Angeles. Why? Field conditions. If teams don’t have a choice when they have to come to Levi’s for away games, you can wonder if free agents are going to want to risk their ankles and knees on a slippery surface like this. Especially when it’s been almost five years and the 49ers still don’t have a solution. The San Francisco 49ers decided to not place a waiver claim on former Detroit Lions running back Ameer Abdullah Wednesday afternoon. The Lions waived Abdullah on Tuesday, and he was claimed by the Minnesota Vikings on Wednesday, according to ESPN’s Adam Schefter. The Vikings had the 21st spot in waiver priority.The decision to pass on Abdullah likely means the 49ers will promote either Jeff Wilson or Matt Dayes from the practice squad later this week. The team placed running back Raheem Mostert on injured reserve with a fractured forearm. Matt Breida and Alfred Morris are atop the depth chart, with Kyle Juszczyk serving as a passing down and run blocking back. The team will likely promote Wilson or Dayes to add some depth against the New York Giants.The 49ers signed Wilson as an undrafted free agent White Alfred Morris Jersey , and moved him to the practice squad at the end of training camp. They signed Dayes to their practice squad on October 9th. Dayes was a seventh round pick of the Cleveland Browns in the 2017 NFL Draft. NFL.com offers a pre-draft profile on prospects, and had this overview for Wilson and Dayes.Jeff WilsonMatt Dayes