In 1966, Sen. George Aiken urged President Lyndon Johnson to acknowledge the reality of the burgeoning Vietnam War. It was, to put it mildly, not going well. Sen. Aiken, a flinty Vermonter who eschewed brutal partisanship, had an elegant solution: simply declare victory in Vietnam and bring the troops home. While LBJ chose to ignore this advice, those of us who lead human resources have a similar, albeit far less weighty choice before us when it comes to the Super Bowl.