Malik Nabers' torn ACL and meniscus has reignited discussion about the playing surface at MetLife Stadium, with one executive from an opposing team saying his players are "petrified" of playing there.

On Thursday, Oct. 9, the reigning Super Bowl champion Philadelphia Eagles fly into the New York Giants’ MetLife Stadium for a huge week six game. No, the teams aren’t exactly evenly-matched with the Birds sitting atop the NFC East with a 4-1 record while the 1-4 Big Blue dwell at the bottom.

MetLife Stadium's playing surface may have claimed another NFL star.

Former Giants’ star Odell Beckham Jr. has had enough, so he took to social media and pleaded with the NFL to address the stadium’s playing surface after the Nabers injury on Sunday. He also gave MetLife Stadium a new name, DeathLife.

The New York Giants and New York Jets currently "have no plans" to replace the turf field at MetLife Stadium with grass, The Athletic's Dianna Russini reported.

MetLife Stadium keeps its turf despite Malik Nabers’ ACL injury as Giants leadership and league data defend the field’s safety.

While the New York Giants got their first win of the season on Sunday, it came at a massive cost as star wide receiver Malik Nabers suffered a torn ACL.

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A growing list of players have suffered significant injuries on the MetLife Stadium field, again raising concerns about the need for a grass surface.

MetLife, a leading global financial services company, has announced a new three-year partnership with Global Citizen, the world’s largest movement to end extreme poverty.