Former New Orleans Mayor Mitch Landrieu expressed his support for the decision to postpone the Sugar Bowl following a deadly attack in The French Quarter. Landrieu emphasized the importance of ensuring safety in the wake of the tragic event but also highlighted the resilience of the community, stating, 'we don’t bow down to terrorists.'
Landrieu commended the decision to delay the Sugar Bowl to allow for the expansion of security measures in the downtown area of New Orleans. He acknowledged the challenges posed by the density of the city's downtown region and emphasized the need for thorough security preparations.
