A lot of people wanted to know how the NFL would react, and they did.

The National Football League reassures fans that Super Bowl XI in New Orleans, Louisiana will be “safe and fun” after the legendary city was hit by a terrorist attack Wednesday morning. Ta. killed at least 15 people And several people were left injured.

In the early morning hours of New Year’s Day, a terrorist drove a truck into a crowd on Bourbon Street, leading the FBI to investigate the incident as an act of terrorism.

In the aftermath of the attack, which raised safety concerns across New Orleans, College Football Playoff officials decided to postpone the Sugar Bowl between Notre Dame and Georgia. The game was originally scheduled for Wednesday night at the Superdome. less than 1 mile away From the place where the terrorist attack took place. (Related: Former Princeton football player Tiger Beck dies in New Orleans terrorist attack)

The Superdome will also host the NFL’s Super Bowl LIX, scheduled for February 9th.

In the wake of the terrorist attack, the league released a statement expressing its condolences to the victims and their families and reassuring fans that they are committed to ensuring a safe Super Bowl. The match is only a month long, so some people change.

“We are deeply saddened to hear of the devastating incident in New Orleans. Our thoughts are with the victims, the New Orleans community, and everyone affected.” NFL said the statement.

“The NFL and local host committees have worked with local, state and federal agencies over the past two years to develop a comprehensive safety plan. We are confident that this will continue and provide a safe and enjoyable Super Bowl experience for attendees.”

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— Advocate (@theadvocatebr) January 1, 2025

The NFL did the best it could in a crazy situation.