What would you like to happen?

[casear2727]

We all hope the best for the young man and we all agree it is a tragedy.

But let's discuss reality and the business aspect, this talk of "breach of moral character" is nonsense. The consequences of the league's decision on the outcome of this game impacts several teams, several cities, thousand of fans, thousands of vendors... regardless of the decision it will have zero impact on the young man's recovery.

The easiest out for the league that impacts the fewest team is to determine a winner or a tie.
A tie would be unfair to the Bengals, Ravens and Chiefs.
The Bengals could be the only team "declared" as winner due to score of the game and this would be unfair to the Bills, but it is the only earned outcome even if it was just the 1st Qtr played.

Rescheduling the game by eliminating the weekend prior to the SB is not fair to the Bengals nor the Bills as it gives their playoff opponent a bye and if the Bengals win, the Chiefs a 2 week bye.

Logistics are horrible in this situation and at the least 2 teams will be impacted negatively.