49ers head coach Kyle Shanahan addresses report about 49ers’ practice field issue… what he said surpises all

On the off chance that the San Francisco 49ers are worried about the state of their training field paving the way to Super Bowl LVIII, lead trainer Kyle Shanahan is obviously not going to show it.

Jonathan Jones of CBS Sports provided details regarding Monday that the 49ers are not content

with the state of the playing surface at UNLV, which is where they are rehearsing in front of their game against the Kansas City Bosses. Niners staff members evidently looked into the field last week and felt the regular grass that was laid over the fake turf is excessively delicate.

While talking with correspondents at Premiere night from Allegiant Arena on Monday, Shanahan was gotten some information about the field where the 49ers are rehearsing. He said the group is “not stressed over it by any means.”

Jones’ report said the 49ers talked about the chance of requesting that the NFL make facilities for them to rehearse at the Las Vegas Plunderers’ office, which is where the Bosses are rehearsing since they are the “home” group for the Super Bowl. Shanahan said his group isn’t searching for a setting change and that the field is working on each day.

There has been an apparently unending discussion lately about the nature of playing surfaces during NFL games. There was even a major issue during the Super Bowl last year, which prompted some shame for the association. Shanahan clearly doesn’t believe the storyline should involve features again this season.