NFL's Electromagnetic Dilemma at Levi's Stadium

NFL Players Association is monitoring electromagnetic interference concerns at Levi's Stadium, where the Super Bowl will be held. The focus is on an adjacent electrical substation. Despite gaining attention, experts and NFL officials, including 49ers CEO Jed York and Chief Medical Officer Allen Sills, have dismissed EMF-related concerns.

The NFL Players Association (NFLPA) has taken notice of concerns raised by players regarding electromagnetic interference (EMF) at Levi's Stadium ahead of the upcoming Super Bowl, NFLPA officials revealed on Tuesday.

Jalen Reeves-Maybin, President of the NFLPA, explained during a press conference that the issue has gained attention since a theory emerged suggesting a city-operated electrical substation near the stadium could be responsible for an injury-prone season of the San Francisco 49ers. Fans and officials are awaiting results of the investigation.

Despite these concerns, Interim Executive Director of the NFLPA David White and other league officials, including NFL Chief Medical Officer Allen Sills and 49ers CEO Jed York, have downplayed the theories, stating that experts publicly affirmed there is no immediate risk from EMF interference at the site.